making it suitable for use as a central feature within a space
extends short sweeper tentacles at night and can sting nearby corals within a few centimeters
not light-sensitive and comfortable under standard reef lightingFlow: Low to moderate
known collectively as the Zoanthids or “Zoas
this coral glows with a celestial brilliance reminiscent of a nebula—its colors shifting subtly as it expands and contracts throughout the day
Gold Branching Hammer (Euphyllia paraancora) - WYSIWYG Fungia making it suitable for useEuphyllia parancora, known as the Branching Hammer Coral, is one of the most iconic and beloved LPS corals in the marine aquarium world. Distinguished by its hammer or anchor shaped tentacle tips and branching skeletal structure, this coral adds mesmerizing movement and soft, rhythmic motion to any reef display. Under actinic or blue spectrum lighting, its tentacles shimmer with shades of fluorescent green, gold, and occasionally purple or mint,