- Pulsing Xenia
- Golden Perch Hammer
- Golden Galaxea Long Tentacles
- Red Dragon's Breath
- Red Bush Gracilaria
- Pom Pom Gracilaria
- Chaeto Chato
- Kenya Tree Coral
- Green Star Polyps
- Forest Green Acropora
- Halloween Leptastrea
- Captain Jerk Palythoas
- Red Parvispora Gracilaria
- Caulerpa Mexicana
- Halimeda Macro Algae Reef
- Pineapple Acan Echinata Coral
Kenya Tree Coral
Kenya Tree Coral, scientifically known as Capnella sp., is a popular soft coral resembling a tree with branches hosting clusters of polyps. Found in the Indo-Pacific Ocean and the Red Sea, it's known for rapid growth and resilience, making it ideal for beginners.
Temperature: 72-78° F pH: 8.1-8.4 Salinity: sg 1.023-1.026 Calcium: 350-450 PPM Magnesium: 1200-1350 PPM Nitrate: >0 PPM but <10 PPM Phosphorus: Close to 0 PPM
Bottom of the tank in areas of low-to-moderate flow and low-to-moderate lighting
Does not require a specific substrate for attachment.
Varies, can spread quickly.
Acts as a natural filtration system; may help in reducing nitrates and phosphates.
Requires moderate lighting (75+ PAR) and moderate to high water flow. Prone to rapid propagation; may need regular fragging to control growth.