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Yellow Submarine Favia

Name: Yellow Submarine Favia
Brand: Coral Stop
Price: 68.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Care Requirements

Care Level

Moderate

Lighting

Moderate

Water Flow

Low to Medium

Placement

Middle to Lower Levels

Temperament

Peaceful to Mildly Aggressive

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The Yellow Submarine Favia Coral is a stunning, aquacultured LPS coral featuring an incredible combination of vibrant golden-yellow and orange coloration with contrasting turquoise-blue and teal centers. Its intricate multicolored pattern, raised fleshy texture, and brilliant fluorescent accents make it a standout addition to any LPS coral collection. Each frag will be mounted on a 3/4" frag plug.

Favia Coral (Favia spp.)

Lighting Requirements: Moderate

Water Flow: Low to Medium

Care Level: Moderate

Placement: Middle to Lower Levels

Temperament: Peaceful to Mildly Aggressive

Favia Corals are known for their vibrant, eye-catching colors and unique, pocked appearance, with polyps that resemble small, star-like formations. Available in a variety of colors such as greens, browns, reds, and oranges, Favia can add depth and contrast to your reef tank with their striking patterns and textures. Their encrusting growth form makes them ideal for filling spaces and creating a dynamic, natural look in aquascapes.

Favia thrives under moderate lighting and prefers low to medium water flow, which helps keep their polyps extended and their surface clean. They are primarily photosynthetic, relying on zooxanthellae, but benefit from occasional feedings of plankton or coral foods to promote healthy growth and vibrant colors.

While generally peaceful, Favia Corals can produce long sweeper tentacles that can sting nearby corals. Be sure to give them enough space to prevent aggression and allow them to grow and spread in your aquarium.