TRUMPET FRAGS
A Trumpet coral frag (Caulastrea sp.), also known as Candy Cane coral, is a small fragment of a popular LPS (large polyp stony) coral. It features fleshy, trumpet-shaped polyps that are typically green, blue, or teal, often with contrasting stripes or centers. Hardy and beginner-friendly, trumpet corals thrive in moderate lighting and low to moderate water flow. They are photosynthetic but benefit from supplemental feedings of meaty foods like mysis shrimp or coral pellets. These frags grow into beautiful clusters of polyps, making them a vibrant and dynamic addition to any reef aquarium.
A Trumpet coral frag (Caulastrea sp.), also known as Candy Cane coral, is a small fragment of a popular LPS (large polyp stony) coral. It features fleshy, trumpet-shaped polyps that are typically green, blue, or teal, often with contrasting stripes or centers. Hardy and beginner-friendly, trumpet corals thrive in moderate lighting and low to moderate water flow. They are photosynthetic but benefit from supplemental feedings of meaty foods like mysis shrimp or coral pellets. These frags grow into beautiful clusters of polyps, making them a vibrant and dynamic addition to any reef aquarium.
A Trumpet coral frag (Caulastrea sp.), also known as Candy Cane coral, is a small fragment of a popular LPS (large polyp stony) coral. It features fleshy, trumpet-shaped polyps that are typically green, blue, or teal, often with contrasting stripes or centers. Hardy and beginner-friendly, trumpet corals thrive in moderate lighting and low to moderate water flow. They are photosynthetic but benefit from supplemental feedings of meaty foods like mysis shrimp or coral pellets. These frags grow into beautiful clusters of polyps, making them a vibrant and dynamic addition to any reef aquarium.