Distichopora Lace Coral
| Latin Name |
Distichopora and Stylaster sp. |
| Common Name |
Distichopora Lace Coral |
| Also known as |
Lace Coral, Ember Coral, Stylaster Coral |
| Fast Facts |
Seldom available, Distichopora Coral resembles SPS Corals, but it is technically a Hydrocoral, and is more closely resembles "Fire coral" (Milepora) sp. These rare corals have a highly branching form and are non photosynthetic. They should be kept in dimply lit spots or in caves in the aquarium and provided with medium to strong water flow and offered supplemental feeding. They have (very) tiny clear polyps that may be visible at night. They are typically purple, occasionally orange in color. PLEASE NOTE, THESE MAY BE EITHER PURPLE OR ORANGE, THEY ARE NOT SOLD AS ONE SPECIFIC COLOR. They are rarely collected and sell quickly. Be sure to grab them fast when available! It's not unusual for them to be unavailable to the trade for months at a time. |
| Sizes |
Around 2"-4"
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| Ease of Care(5=easy, 1=difficult) |
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| Related Coral |
More Corals: Small Polyp Stony Corals |
| Availability |
Rare, unpredictable availability, never plentiful. Act fast when available, THEY USUALLY SELL OUT ON MONDAYS, REGARDLESS WHAT THE SITE SAYS. It's not unusual for them to be unavailable to the trade for months at a time.
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Distichopora Lace Coral
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| $59.00 |
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Availability is not guaranteed and is subject to change without notice. Note: Because these are living animals, and not made in a factory, actual specimens will vary and will not look identical to the image provided. Sizes stated are approximate.
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