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WWC Electric Daisy Stylo

Name: WWC Electric Daisy Stylo
Brand: Coral Stop
Price: 37.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Care Requirements

Care Level

Care Level: Moderate

Lighting

Stylocoeniella Coral (Stylocoeniella spp.) Lighting Requirements: Low to Moderate

Water Flow

Water Flow: Moderate, Indirect

Placement

Placement: Lower to Middle Levels, Depending on Lighting

Temperament

Temperament: Generally Peaceful; Allow Room for Growth

Almost WYSIWYG — You'll receive a coral frag similar in size, shape, and quality to the coral pictured. Exact appearance may vary. This is not the exact frag pictured.

Approximate Frag Size: 3/4"

WWC Electric Daisy Stylo features bright pink coloration with contrasting yellow mouths. This flat-growing, encrusting stylo spreads across surrounding surfaces, adding bold color and texture to reef aquariums.

Almost WYSIWYG: You will receive a healthy WWC Electric Daisy Stylo frag similar in size and appearance to the coral pictured. Each frag will measure approximately 3/4". Because this is a living coral, exact size, coloration, shape, and appearance may vary slightly from the representative photo.

Stylocoeniella Coral (Stylocoeniella spp.)

Lighting Requirements: Low to Moderate

Water Flow: Moderate, Indirect

Care Level: Moderate

Placement: Lower to Middle Levels, Depending on Lighting

Temperament: Generally Peaceful; Allow Room for Growth

Stylocoeniella is an encrusting SPS coral known for its colorful base and small, contrasting polyps. It grows across rockwork and other hard surfaces, forming a textured layer rather than the upright, bushy branches associated with Stylophora.

Stylocoeniella typically does well under low to moderate lighting with indirect flow that keeps debris from settling on its surface. Acclimate it gradually to changes in lighting, as excessive intensity can cause bleaching. Stable water conditions support healthy growth and coloration.

This coral receives much of its energy through its symbiotic zooxanthellae and may also benefit from appropriately sized coral foods. Leave space around the colony as it grows, since its encrusting tissue can spread onto nearby surfaces and compete with neighboring corals.