Euphyllia paradivisa (Green) (Ultra)

Euphyllia paradivisa, commonly known as the Branching Frogspawn Coral, is a popular large-polyp stony (LPS) coral in the aquarium hobby. It’s highly valued for its thick, bubbly tentacles resembling grapes or frog eggs, tree-like branching skeleton, and flowing movement in water, making it both beautiful and easier to propagate than its close relative, Euphyllia divisa (Wall Frogspawn).

Care in Aquariums:

• Lighting: Moderate.
• Water Flow: Low to Moderate, indirect.
• Placement: Middle to bottom of the tank. They have stinging tentacles and can be aggressive to nearby corals.
• Feeding: Mostly photosynthetic, but it can also take meaty foods like mysis shrimp, reef-roids.