Cup Coral - Colored Size:5-6 Inch but in Oulophyllia they more

but in Oulophyllia they more often may connect

It grows large corallites and is also known as Boulder coral

High levels of nitrate and phosphate are not tolerated and may cause browning

It typically begins to transition to adult colors at around 3 inches

When mature it becomes a more creamy grey and its black spots become smaller and more numerous

Cup Coral - Colored Size:5-6 Inch but in Oulophyllia they moreA fairly new animal to the captive aquarium scene, the Cup coral makes a very interesting addition. It is usually orange, with translucent tentacles which emerge in dim lighting. The Cup coral is completely non photosynthetic and receives all of its energy by capturing zooplankton. It will accept items such as mysis shrimp, enriched brine shrimp, oyster eggs, pellets, etc. Feedings should be as regular as possible, preferably at least every 24 hours.