Blue Center Green Polyp Branching Alveopora

Branching Alveopora is a unique and elegant coral known for its long, flower-like polyps with soft green tentacles and striking blue centers that draw the eye. Under actinic lighting, the blue hues become more pronounced, creating a subtle but captivating contrast against the flowing polyps. Unlike traditional encrusting alveopora, this variety forms branching structures, adding both height and movement to the reef. It prefers moderate lighting and gentle to moderate flow, allowing the polyps to fully extend and sway. New frags can take a little time to open up, but once settled, they develop into a delicate, garden-like colony with constant motion.

Please note this is not a WYSIWYG listing. Photos are a representation of the shape, size, and color of the coral you will receive or the colony from which the frag originates.

Quick Facts:

• Care Level: Moderate
• Coral Type: LPS (Large Polyp Stony)
• Lighting Requirement: Moderate to High (100-200 PAR)
• Flow: Moderate to High
• Temperament: Aggressive
• Placement: Rockwork or Sandbed
• Growth Rate: Medium