Pachyclavularia sp.
Daisy Polyps are easy to keep and grow quickly. This is an excellent beginner s coral that spreads over rock work. Daisy Polyps will retract if disturbed, but will recover when the threat is gone. Daisy Polyps are a peaceful coral that won t sting other corals.

Natural Location:
Daisy Polyps are common in many parts of the world. Widely distributed in the Indo-Pacific.
Can be placed anywhere in the aquarium, does not need a great deal of light and can cope with moderate flow.

Colours:
Colors vary from tan to green and white.

Captive Care:
These polyps host the photosynthetic Zooxanthellic algae within their bodies, and the algae supplies most of their nutrients; however, weekly feedings of microplankton or filter feeder food preparations will help.