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Tropical Blast Symphyllia

£199.99

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data-start="1018" data-end="1186">Tropical Blast Symphyllia is a striking LPS brain coral featuring warm orange tissue with bright green contrast, bringing a fresh and lively look to reef aquariums.

Symphyllia spp.
Difficulty โ€“ Medium
Lighting โ€“ Low to Medium (80โ€“150 PAR)
Flow โ€“ Low to Medium, indirect flow
Placement โ€“ Sand bed
Aggression โ€“ Low aggression

Care Requirements
Care requirements will be updated soon.
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Tropical Blast Symphyllia
Tropical Blast Symphyllia
£199.99

Tropical Blast Symphyllia LPS Brain Coral

This is a WYSIWYG specimen. You will receive the exact coral pictured โ€” a true one-of-a-kind piece.

Tropical Blast Symphyllia is a visually engaging large-polyp stony (LPS) coral characterised by its warm orange base tones contrasted with vivid green highlights running through the coralโ€™s natural ridges. The combination creates a lively, tropical appearance that remains balanced and pleasing rather than overly intense.

Symphyllia corals develop thick, fleshy tissue over a solid skeletal framework, forming the classic brain-like structure for which they are well known. Because of its colour balance and consistent coverage, this specimen integrates beautifully into mixed and LPS-focused reef aquariums.

Colour and Visual Character

This Symphyllia displays rich orange tissue across each lobe, accented by fresh green highlights that trace natural growth lines and valleys. Under blue and actinic lighting, the green tones become more pronounced while the orange retains warmth, giving the coral depth and definition throughout the lighting cycle.

Once settled, the coral exhibits full daytime tissue expansion. This expansion enhances its overall presence and allows the colour pattern to remain clearly defined, without any true movement.

Care Level and Placement

Tropical Blast Symphyllia is a slow-growing, fleshy coral that thrives in stable reef systems. It prefers moderate lighting and low to moderate, indirect flow, allowing the tissue to expand fully without stress. Strong or direct flow should be avoided.

Placement on the sand bed or lower rockwork is recommended. Because Symphyllia can extend sweeper tentacles, adequate spacing from neighbouring corals is important. Minimal disturbance during the initial acclimation period supports long-term health.

Feeding and Compatibility

Although this coral relies on symbiotic zooxanthellae, it benefits from occasional target feeding. Small meaty foods or fine frozen blends can support steady growth and colour retention. Controlled feeding also helps maintain balanced nutrient levels within the aquarium.

Why Choose a Tropical Blast Symphyllia?

This coral offers a cheerful, tropical colour palette combined with strong texture and presence. With proper placement and stable parameters, Tropical Blast Symphyllia can thrive long term and become a bright yet refined focal point in a well-considered reef display.


๐Ÿ”ง Our System Parameters

  • Alkalinity (KH): 8.5 dKH

  • Calcium: 430 ppm

  • Magnesium: 1350 ppm

These parameters reflect the conditions in which our corals are maintained prior to sale.


๐Ÿšš Coral Acclimation Guide

To help your coral settle in comfortably, float the sealed bag in your aquarium for 20โ€“30 minutes to allow temperature acclimatisation.

After this period, remove the coral from the bag and place it directly into the aquarium. Do not drip acclimatise, as prolonged exposure to shipping water can stress corals.

For the first 24โ€“48 hours, position the coral in a low light and low flow area. This allows it to adjust gradually to its new environment. After this period, you can slowly move the coral to its final position based on its lighting and flow requirements.

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