RF Nuclear Death Palythoa - 1 Polyp SPS non-stinging but can crowd neighboring

non-stinging but can crowd neighboring corals over time—monitor spreading coloniesGrowth Rate: Moderate

Like other Halichoeres wrasses

benefits from varied water movement that mimics natural reef conditionsPlacement: Mid to lower swimming zones with abundant rockwork for grazing and shelterTemperature: 76–80°F (24–27°C)Salinity: 1

ensure open space around branches for vertical and lateral growth without shading neighboring coralsTemperature: 76–80°F (24–27°C)Salinity: 1

Power Consumption: 8–45 W

RF Nuclear Death Palythoa - 1 Polyp SPS non-stinging but can crowd neighboringPalythoa sp. Palythoa spp. Palythoa spp., collectively known as the Palythoa, are robust and vividly colored colonial polyps renowned for their large size, rich texture, and effortless adaptability. Each polyp features a thick, fleshy column and a wide oral disc, often displaying bold concentric color rings and textured tentacles. Ranging from deep greens and browns to fluorescent oranges, purples, and metallic blues, Palythoa colonies create dramatic