Orange Cup (Tubastrea) Coral

Orange Cup (Tubastrea) CoralThe Orange Cup (Tubastrea) Coral is also referred to as the orange sun coral or orange sun polyps. It can be quite fragile and must be handled carefully. It should have moderate to high water flow and low lighting. It will benefit from the addition of calcium, strontium, and other trace elements. It is non photosynthetic, so it must be fed vitamin enriched brine shrimp or micro plankton from an eye dropper directly into each of its polyps.

Pseudanthias bimaculatus This is an amazing anthias that is collected in deepwater

So reef-safe with caution

The diet is consistent with other members of the Anthias group - zooplankton and floating filamentous algae

Xanthicthys auromarginatus -

and coral will provide a healthy environment for the bar goby

They are relatively non-aggressive

It can be shy when initially introduced to aquarium

Arothron Mappa

the scribbled angel makes an ideal tankmate in a larger community tank

It should be housed in a large tank with plenty of swimming space

Bandit Angels hale exclusively from the very deep waters of Hawaii

but a different species