Euphyllia “Toxic Emerald” Paradivisa Coral

Euphyllia “Toxic Emerald” Paradivisa Coral

Quick Stats

• Care Level: Moderate
• Temperament: Semi-Aggressive
• Color Form: Vibrant Toxic Green Tentacles with Subtle Accents
• Water Conditions: 22-26C, dKH 8-12, pH 8.1-8.4, sg 1.023-1.025
• Family: Euphylliidae
• Lighting: Moderate to High
• Supplements: Calcium, Magnesium, Trace Elements
• Waterflow: Moderate
• Placement: Bottom to Middle

Overview
The Euphyllia “Toxic Emerald” Paradivisa Coral is a striking and intense addition to any reef aquarium, with its electrifying toxic green tentacles that seem to glow under the right lighting. This bold color combination brings energy and vitality to your tank, while its flowing tentacles create dynamic motion that captures the eye. The subtle accents along its tentacles enhance its overall impact, making it a standout feature in your aquatic setup.

Hailing from the Indo-Pacific region, the Toxic Emerald thrives under moderate water flow and lighting, replicating the calm yet nutrient-rich environments it is accustomed to.

Care & Feeding
The Toxic Emerald Paradivisa Coral is photosynthetic, relying on its symbiotic zooxanthellae to produce most of its nutrients. However, feeding it small meaty foods such as mysis shrimp or brine shrimp will encourage optimal growth and vibrant color development.

Maintaining stable water chemistry is vital for this coral’s health. Balanced levels of calcium, magnesium, and alkalinity are essential for skeletal development, while controlling nitrate and phosphate levels will help preserve its striking green hues without interference from algae.

Optimal Parameters

• Alkalinity (dKH): 8-12
• Calcium (Ca): 400-450 ppm
• Magnesium (Mg): 1250-1350 ppm
• Nitrate (NO3): 1-10 ppm
• Phosphate (PO4): 0.01-0.05 ppm

Placement
Place the Toxic Emerald Paradivisa Coral in the bottom to middle regions of your aquarium, ensuring enough space around it for its tentacles to spread without stinging other corals. Due to its semi-aggressive nature, its important to maintain distance from other corals to avoid competition for space.

Add a burst of vivid color and energy to your reef with the Euphyllia “Toxic Emerald” Paradivisa Coral, a stunning display of green fluorescence that brings life and vibrancy to your aquatic landscape.