Rhodactis Ultra – WYSIWYG. You get exactly the coral shown in the photo.
Blue-light photo with white balance Size: WYSIWYG
In short: The Rhodactis Ultra is a mushroom coral (soft coral) of the genus Rhodactis, traded as “Ultra”. At Premium Reefing you get exactly the specimen in the photo (WYSIWYG).
At a glance
Species: Rhodactis sp. – traded as “Ultra”
Colour: bright red-orange
Growth form: mushroom with branched tentacle papillae
Group: mushroom coral (soft coral)
Size: WYSIWYG
About this coral
Rhodactis belongs to the mushroom corals. Typical are the short, often branched papillae on the oral disc and the fringe of tentacles at the edge. We list particularly colourful specimens as “Ultra”. The photo is a blue-light photo.
Care
Placement: lower to middle part of the tank, on rock or the bottom
Light: low to medium, too much light makes colours fade
Flow: low
Feeding: occasional fine plankton or particle food
Water: stable values, also tolerates slightly higher nutrients
Experience: suitable for beginners
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Rhodactis and Ricordea?
Rhodactis has short, often branched papillae and a tentacle fringe at the edge. Ricordea carries round, bubble-like vesicles.
Will I get exactly this coral?
Yes. WYSIWYG means you get exactly the specimen shown in the photo.
Are these the real colours?
The photo is a blue-light photo with white balance. Under different lighting the colours can look different.
How do I place the coral?
Place it a little lower or in a shadier spot first, then move it gradually into full light over one to two weeks.
Typical requirements of the genus – individual specimens may differ.
Difficulty
Easy – very hardy and adaptable.
Light
Low to moderate; too much light makes the discs shrink.
Flow
Low to moderate.
Placement
Lower zone or shaded areas, ideally on their own rocks.
Feeding
Ricordea and Yuma readily accept small pieces of food.
Mushroom corals such as Discosoma, Rhodactis, Ricordea and Yuma are among the most rewarding corals for a reef aquarium. Their flat oral discs, some covered with small bubbles, show bright colours that look particularly intense under blue light. They cope well with little light and moderate nutrients and reproduce by division. Ricordea and Yuma close their disc around small morsels of food when fed. Allow some space, as mushroom corals can slowly spread across the rock.
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