ORA Blue Bottlebrush
Marshall Island Blue Bottlebrush is a deep blue to purple coral with tightly clustered branches. In nature, this coral is found in lagoon areas in water as shallow as 1 foot.
Placement
Middle – Top
Lighting
High (after acclimation)
Flow
Moderate – Strong
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Color | Deep blue to purple |
| Branch Structure | Tightly clustered |
| Natural Habitat | Lagoon areas, shallow water (up to 1 foot) |
FAQ
What is the ideal water depth for ORA Blue Bottlebrush?
This coral is naturally found in lagoon areas with water depth as shallow as 1 foot.
What lighting conditions does ORA Blue Bottlebrush require?
It requires high lighting after acclimation.
What water flow is recommended for ORA Blue Bottlebrush?
Moderate to strong water flow is recommended.
Edward Langdon –
The Blue Bottlebrush has a striking deep blue color and grows well in the middle to upper section of my tank. It adapts quickly to the high lighting and moderate flow. The branches are dense and look natural in the reef setup.
Stephen Hill –
I placed it in the middle of my tank with strong lighting and it has thrived. The color is vibrant and the coral remains stable even with daily water changes. A good choice for reef enthusiasts.
Phil Miller –
After acclimation, the coral settled well and has grown steadily. The purple-blue hue stands out in my tank. I appreciate the tight cluster of branches which adds visual interest.