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Top Plate Coral Article
Orange Plate Coral should be place at the bottom of the tank in the sandy substrate. Penning with rocks is a good idea to prevent it from inflating its tissues and moving freely about the tank and stinging its fellow reef mates. Maintaining the correct calcium levels in the marine tank is very important for skeletal development. .. more »
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Plate Care Guide
Fox Coral
The Nemenzophyllia turbida, otherwise know as Fox Coral, is found in tropical Indo-Pacific regions in a variety of different water conditions. Considered a large polyp stony (LPS) coral, it is also commonly referred to as Jasmine Coral or Ridge Coral. Despite its relatively fragile nature, Fox Coral is considered a great addition to the marine aquarium for both beginners and experts. more »
Featured Article
Commonly mistaken in the coral world as an anemone, Long Tentacle Plate Coral consists of rounded flat skeletal disk with long tentacles extending from the top. These tentacles are often brown or green in color, sometimes with brightly colored tips. Long Tentacle Plate Coral is a Large Polyp Stony (LPS) coral more »
Question of the Day
Green Plate Coral should be place at the bottom of the tank in the sandy substrate. Penning with rocks is a good idea to prevent it from inflating its tissues and moving freely about the tank and stinging its fellow reef mates. Maintaining the correct calcium levels in the marine tank is very important for skeletal development. more »
Another Plate Coral Highlight
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Zooxanthellae
