Mountain Dew Toadstool SM
Sarcophyton sp. – The Mountain Dew Toadstool leather coral, much like the drink, is vibrant green which makes it a sought after soft coral. Most toadstool leather corals are tan or blandly colored, but this is a special variety aquacultured for its absolutely intense green coloration.
Toadstools get their name from their unique form – a wide top on a narrow stalk similar to terrestrial mushrooms. Create a fairy forest of toadstools in your aquarium with our variety of soft coral.
This species is incredibly easy to keep and adaptable, making it great for beginners. It prefers moderate to high lighting and moderate, varied water flow. Toadstools are peaceful, but allelopathic, so take care to give them enough space so they aren’t too close to other corals or plants.
| Specs | Details |
|---|---|
| Species | Sarcophyton sp. |
| Color | Vibrant green |
| Lighting | Moderate to high |
| Water Flow | Moderate, varied |
| Compatibility | Peaceful, but allelopathic; keep away from sensitive species |
FAQ
What makes the Mountain Dew Toadstool different from other toadstool corals?
This variety is distinguished by its vibrant green coloration, which is more intense than the typical tan or muted shades found in most toadstool leather corals.
How should I position the Mountain Dew Toadstool in my aquarium?
Place it in an area with moderate to high lighting and moderate, varied water flow. Ensure it has enough space to avoid close contact with other corals due to its allelopathic nature.
Is this coral suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Mountain Dew Toadstool is easy to keep and adaptable, making it a great choice for novice aquarium keepers.
Sally Baker –
The green color is stunning and really stands out in my tank. It’s easy to maintain and grows well under moderate lighting. Just make sure to give it room so it doesn’t affect nearby corals.
Zoe Paterson –
I bought this for my beginner tank and it’s been thriving. The color is vibrant and the coral looks natural. I did notice it needs a bit of space from other species.
Joe Slater –
This coral is a highlight in my aquarium. The green is intense and the growth is steady. I keep it in moderate flow and it’s been doing well for over three months.
Audrey North –
It looks nice and grows slowly. I had to adjust the placement because it started affecting a nearby plant. Would recommend with proper spacing.