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Double Head Yellow Tip Clove Polyp

£25.00
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Description

 

Type: Clove polyp
Name: N/A
Size: 
Fixing: Small Frag Plug 20mm 
 



Clove Polyp Coral Care Guide

Clove Polyps (Clavularia spp.) are a beautiful and beginner-friendly soft coral known for their feathery polyps and vibrant hues. They’re an excellent choice for reef aquariums due to their ease of care and stunning visual appeal. Here’s how to keep your Clove Polyps thriving:

Care Level:

Beginner

Temperament:

Peaceful

Lighting:

Moderate to High

  • Clove Polyps thrive under a wide range of lighting conditions. LEDs, T5s, or metal halides work well. Ensure moderate to high light intensity for optimal colouration and growth.

Water Flow:

Moderate

  • These corals prefer moderate, indirect flow. Avoid placing them in areas with strong currents, as it may cause their polyps to retract.

Placement:

Mid to High

  • Place the coral in the mid to upper levels of the aquarium for the best light exposure. Ensure sufficient space around them to prevent overcrowding as they grow.

Water Parameters:

  • Temperature: 72-78°F (22-26°C)
  • pH: 8.1-8.4
  • Salinity: 1.023-1.025 (SG)
  • Alkalinity: 8-12 dKH
  • Nitrates: <10 ppm
  • Phosphates: <0.03 ppm

Feeding:

Clove Polyps are photosynthetic and primarily derive energy from light via symbiotic zooxanthellae algae. However, they also benefit from supplemental feeding:

  • Feed with fine particulate foods like phytoplankton, zooplankton, or coral foods 1-2 times per week.

Compatibility:

Clove Polyps are peaceful and do well in mixed reef tanks. They can coexist with other soft corals, LPS, and non-aggressive tank mates.

Propagation:

Clove Polyps can be propagated by fragging. Simply cut a portion of the mat and attach it to a frag plug or rock using reef-safe glue.

Special Notes:

  • Clove Polyps are hardy but can grow quickly and spread. Monitor their growth to prevent them from overtaking other corals.
  • Regular maintenance and stable water conditions will keep them healthy and vibrant.

By following this care guide, your Clove Polyp Coral will flourish, adding movement and beauty to your reef tank!


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The Coral Centre

Double Head Yellow Tip Clove Polyp

£25.00

 

Type: Clove polyp
Name: N/A
Size: 
Fixing: Small Frag Plug 20mm 
 



Clove Polyp Coral Care Guide

Clove Polyps (Clavularia spp.) are a beautiful and beginner-friendly soft coral known for their feathery polyps and vibrant hues. They’re an excellent choice for reef aquariums due to their ease of care and stunning visual appeal. Here’s how to keep your Clove Polyps thriving:

Care Level:

Beginner

Temperament:

Peaceful

Lighting:

Moderate to High

Water Flow:

Moderate

Placement:

Mid to High

Water Parameters:

Feeding:

Clove Polyps are photosynthetic and primarily derive energy from light via symbiotic zooxanthellae algae. However, they also benefit from supplemental feeding:

Compatibility:

Clove Polyps are peaceful and do well in mixed reef tanks. They can coexist with other soft corals, LPS, and non-aggressive tank mates.

Propagation:

Clove Polyps can be propagated by fragging. Simply cut a portion of the mat and attach it to a frag plug or rock using reef-safe glue.

Special Notes:

By following this care guide, your Clove Polyp Coral will flourish, adding movement and beauty to your reef tank!


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