
This reproduction brain corals allows for one single coral to release thousands of gametes into the water at one time. The gametes actually fuse during fertilization in the water and form brain coral larva known as planula... more »
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Beginner and experienced reef enthusiasts alike will choose to keep brain coral in their home tanks and aquariums, as brain coral care is generally simple and adaptive to many environments. Overall, the nature of the brain coral is extremely hardy, which makes brain coral care less restrictive and time consuming than other types of coral… more »

The closed brain coral, also referred to as the honeycomb coral, pineapple coral, meat coral, moon coral, maze coral, star coral and worm coral, is a member of the Favites species and a large polyp stony coral (LPS). The waters of Fiji, Jakarta, Tonga, Bali, and Solomon are home to closed brain coral, where large... more »

The red brain coral (Latin name Trachyphyllia Geoffroyi) is a large polyped stony coral that can be found in large quantities in the sand of Indo-Pacific warm waters, and is commonly referred to as pink-red open brain coral, red brain... more »