Fluorescent Green Trachy (Trachyphyllia sp.)
LPS Coral
Fluorescent green coloration
Intermediate care requirements
Approximate footprint: 6 x 5 cm
- Trachyphyllia corals do not multiply easily but they do grow; regular feeding supports optimal growth
- Best placed low in the reef tank
- Prefers moderate light and moderate water flow
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Trachyphyllia sp. |
| Color | Fluorescent green |
| Size | 6 x 5 cm (approximate footprint) |
| Light Requirement | Moderate |
| Water Flow | Moderate |
| Difficulty Level | Intermediate |
FAQ
What is the ideal placement for this coral in a reef tank?
Trachy corals perform best when placed low in the reef tank.
How often should I feed this coral to support growth?
Regular feeding is recommended to support optimal growth, though the coral does not multiply easily.
What light and flow conditions does this coral prefer?
It prefers moderate light and moderate water flow.
Isaac Walker –
The fluorescent green color stands out in my tank. It’s a bit slow to grow, but I feed it regularly and it’s showing signs of expansion. Placed low in the tank, it’s thriving under moderate lighting and flow.
Michelle Payne –
Grew well after consistent feeding. The color is vibrant and adds a nice contrast to my reef setup. I keep it in a low position as recommended and it’s stable now.
Frank Gray –
It’s a nice addition to the tank, but growth is slow. I had to adjust the lighting to moderate and keep flow steady. Not the fastest-growing coral, but it’s healthy and colorful.