Sinularia (Sinularia sp.)
Sinularia is a hardy and relatively fast-growing soft coral that forms a branching or finger-like growth depending on the species and individual. Polyps cover the coral's surface, and when open, give the coral a soft, living appearance.
Characteristics
- Branching or finger-like growth habit
- Hardy and easy-to-care-for soft coral
- Grows quite rapidly in good conditions
- Moves naturally with water flow
- Can be easily propagated by cutting pieces from the coral
Care instructions
- Lighting: Moderate–strong
- Flow: Moderate–strong, variable
- Temperature: 24–26 °C
- Salinity: 1.024–1.026
- Feeding: Obtains most of its energy through photosynthesis. Separate target feeding is not necessary.
- Placement: Leave growing space around it. Sinularia can grow large and shade nearby corals.
Additional information
- Scientific name: Sinularia sp.
- Coral type: Soft coral
- Difficulty level: Easy