Montipora relies on the symbiotic zooxanthellae algae within its tissues for the majority of its nutritional needs through photosynthesis
flowing tentacles in intense neon gold/yellow and a glowing green base
covering rocks and other surfaces with its vibrant green polyps
supplemented by occasional feedings of small meaty foods like brine shrimp or mysis shrimp
With its vibrant pink coloring and intricate ridged patterns
WYSIWYG Ultra Plate Coral LPS Montipora relies on the symbioticFungia Plate Coral (Fungia sp.) A Fungia plate coral is a single polyp, free living LPS coral known for its round, disc shaped body and radiating ridges. It comes in bright colors like green, orange, pink, and purple. Unlike most corals, it isnt attached to rock and can move slightly across the sand. Hardy, fast feeding, and great for beginners, Fungia thrives on the sandbed with moderate lighting and gentle to moderate flow. It inflates at night and