Genus:
Pachyclavularia
Common Species:
C. australis, C. humesi, C. hunisi, C. aphaerophoro
Common Names:
Finger Leather Coral, Colt Coral.
Captive Care Notes:
Finger Leather and Colt Corals are hardy and adaptable to most conditions of light levels and water movement. Most Finger Leather and Colt Corals are found at mid-water levels in the ocean, so moderate light and current levels are optimal for them in captivity. These corals are safe with fish, crustaceans and motile invertebrates. Using a highly-developed mucus capture and transport system, these corals derive nutrients by collecting and ingesting particulate matter suspended in the water around them, and from their zooxanthellae.
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Diet & Feeding:
See "What Do I Feed My Corals?" for feeding information.
