Red & Green Trachyphyllia - #9 Ponds Adults easily identified by the

Adults easily identified by the numerous pale spots over the head and the yellow-tipped pectoral fin

A separate heat source is required in addition (ex: incandescent basking lamp)

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Griffis Angel - Known from central Pacific islands such as the Marshall and Line Islands (Kiribati) westward to the Solomon Islands

Red & Green Trachyphyllia - #9 Ponds Adults easily identified by theP6 Red & Green Trachyphyllia WYSIWYG Trachyphyllia is a type of large polyp stony (LPS) coral, also known as an open brain coral, known for its beautiful, often brightly coloured, and fleshy tissue that covers a rough, skeletonised base. These free living corals are found in a range of colours, such as green, yellow, and red, and are prized for their diverse and intense coloration in reef aquariums. While relatively easy to care for, they require