- Pulsing Xenia
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- Captain Jerk Palythoas
- Red Parvispora Gracilaria
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Pulsing Xenia
Pulsing Xenia, known for its unique rhythmic pulsing motion, is a captivating soft coral that resembles tiny dancing trees. Its fronds pulse in the water, making it a dynamic and mesmerizing addition to any marine aquarium.
Temperature: 72-78°F pH: 8.1 to 8.4 Salinity: 1.023 to 1.026 specific gravity Alkalinity: 8 to 11 dKH Calcium: 380 to 450 ppm
Best placed near the bottom of the tank, on its own rock
No specific substrate requirement; attaches to rocks.
Varies, can form large colonies.
Acts as a natural filtration system by absorbing nutrients from the water.
Requires moderate to low lighting and moderate to strong water flow. Monitor growth to prevent over-spreading. Does not require direct feeding as it absorbs nutrients from the water and relies on photosynthesis.