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Goniopora Aussie Toxic | Colony
Goniopora Aussie Toxic | Colony
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Goniopora Aussie Toxic from Australia, colony, WYSIWYG. You get exactly the coral in the photo.
Size: WYSIWYG
Blue light photo with white balance
At a glance
- Species: Goniopora sp. (flowerpot coral with 24 tentacles) – sold in the trade as “Aussie Toxic” (identified from the photo)
- Origin: Australia
- Colour: green with light green tentacle tips
- Growth form: colony with many extended polyps
- Group: LPS coral (stony coral)
- Size: WYSIWYG
Australian Goniopora
Goniopora forms colonies of many long polyps with 24 tentacles each, which extend far out of the skeleton during the day. “Aussie Toxic” is a trade name for this colour form, not a species name.
The photo is a blue light photo.
Care
- Placement: mid-level in the tank, with space to other corals
- Light: medium
- Flow: medium and alternating so the polyps open well
- Feeding: regular fine plankton and coral dust food, Goniopora depend on feeding
- Experience: for experienced reefkeepers with a stable reef tank that is not too nutrient-poor
- Water: stable parameters, KH 7–8.5 dKH, calcium 400–450 mg/l, magnesium 1,300–1,400 mg/l
FAQ
What does WYSIWYG mean?
“What you see is what you get”: you receive exactly this colony from the photo.
Where does the coral come from?
This Goniopora comes from Australia.
Are the colours in the photo real?
The photo was taken under blue light with white balance.
How do I place the coral?
Place it a little lower or in a shadier spot at first, then move it to full light step by step over one to two weeks.
Care at a glance
Typical requirements of the genus – individual specimens may differ.
- Difficulty
- Demanding – better suited to experienced reef keepers.
- Light
- Moderate to high, as even as possible.
- Flow
- Moderate to strong and alternating, so the polyps stay clean.
- Placement
- Middle zone with open surroundings; the long polyps need space.
- Feeding
- Benefits from fine plankton and powdered food.
Goniopora and Alveopora stand out with their flower-like polyps, which stretch out far and sway in the current. Alveopora has shorter polyps with twelve tentacles, Goniopora much longer ones with 24. Both genera appreciate a mature tank with stable parameters and a certain level of nutrients, as conditions that are too sterile quickly lead to decline. Fine powdered food and a regular supply of trace elements support their care. With some experience, they reward you with a unique look that is constantly in motion.
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SKU:48611738624611
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