Toxic Green Favia Frag

Toxic Green Favia is a high-contrast LPS coral frag dominated by intense fluorescent green. Its broad, rounded corallites carry luminous centres, framed by deeper green tissue that gives each mouth clear definition. Raised skeletal ridges and tightly folded contours add plenty of texture across the colony.

This frag brings a concentrated block of colour without relying on fine or delicate patterning. The fleshy polyps and pronounced valleys create the chunky, structured look associated with Favia, while the darker areas between the corallites sharpen the toxic-green fluorescence. Allow sensible clearance from neighbouring corals to account for the defensive reach typical of Favia and related LPS corals, particularly after lights out.