X2 Assorted Symphyllia Brain Coral Med
The Symphyllia Brain Coral (Symphyllia sp.), commonly known as the Closed Brain Coral or Dented Brain Coral, is attractive and hardy. Symphyllia corals include some of the most richly colored aquacultured corals available today. With dynamic colors and color combinations, similar to the classy Acan Lord Acanthastrea lordhowensis, these captive bred specimens can make an awesome reef aquarium showpiece.
In the wild, the Symphyllia genus forms flat or dome-shaped colonies. These colonies have wide valleys that meander in curves and twists throughout the coral. At times the valley can be so spacious that it creates a unique, textured appearance.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Symphyllia sp. |
| Common Name | Closed Brain Coral, Dented Brain Coral |
| Size | Medium (Med) |
| Origin | Aquacultured |
| Best For | Reef Aquarium Showpiece |
FAQ
What are the typical colors of Symphyllia Brain Coral?
Symphyllia Brain Coral features dynamic and richly varied colors, often including shades of orange, pink, red, and yellow, with combinations that resemble the Acan Lord Acanthastrea lordhowensis.
Is this coral suitable for a reef aquarium?
Yes, Symphyllia Brain Coral is well-suited for reef aquariums due to its hardiness and attractive coloration. It thrives in stable, well-maintained reef environments.
How should I care for this coral in my aquarium?
Please contact customer service for specific care instructions including lighting, water parameters, and flow requirements.
Megan Miller –
The coral arrived quickly and looked healthy. The colors are vibrant and the texture is unique. It’s a great addition to my reef tank and has been thriving after a few weeks.
Olivia Bond –
I was impressed by the variety of colors. It’s not as large as some other corals, but it adds a nice visual element to the tank. Needs moderate lighting and stable water conditions.
William Mathis –
Perfect for a beginner reef keeper. The coral is easy to maintain and has grown well in my tank. The packaging was secure and the coral was in good condition upon arrival.