WWC Electric Daisy Stylocoeniella

WWC Electric Daisy Stylocoeniella

Species: Stylocoeniella sp.

Coral Type: Moderate SPS

Physical Description: Electric Daisy Stylocoeniella is a unique encrusting coral known for its clusters of bright, daisy-like polyps that create a textured mat across rock surfaces. The base typically forms a thin encrusting skeleton while small, star-shaped polyps extend outward, giving the colony a soft, floral appearance. The polyps often display vibrant green or yellow tones that contrast against a darker base. Under actinic lighting, the polyps fluoresce brightly, producing the glowing “electric daisy” effect that gives this coral its name.

Coral Type: Moderate SPS
Lighting: Moderate to High (approximately 150–250 PAR)
Flow Rate: Moderate with steady, indirect water movement
Food Requirements: Primarily photosynthetic but benefits from occasional broadcast feeding of fine planktonic foods such as reef roids, rotifers, or amino acid supplements.
Aggression: Low; generally peaceful but should be given room to encrust and expand across rock surfaces.
Substrate: Best placed on rockwork where it can attach securely and spread as an encrusting colony.

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