making spacing and placement critical in mixed coral environments
rounded growth and avoid shading from overhanging coloniesTemperature: 76–80°F (24–27°C)Salinity: 1
known among collectors as the Azuma Perchlet
where decompression and survival rates are extraordinarily low
multidirectional flow that prevents detritus accumulation on plate surfacesPlacement: Middle to upper regions of the aquarium with open horizontal space for plating expansion
RF Rainbow Stinger Pectinia (Pectinia alcicornis) - WYSIWYG Supplies making spacing and placement criticalAquacultured at Reeflections Pectinia is a dramatic LPS coral recognized for its ruffled, leaf like plates and serrated ridges that form sculptural, antlered colonies. Under blue spectrum lighting, tissues glow in greens, teals, and purples with contrasting ridge tips. At night, it can deploy long sweeper tentacles, so give it elbow room. Origin: Indo Pacific Indonesia, Philippines, Great Barrier ReefDepth: 540 m (15130 ft)Lighting: Low to moderate