Fluor Orange Cerianthus Tube
Quick Stats
Care Level: Moderate
Temperament: Peaceful
Colour Form: Bright Fluorescent Orange with a Stunning Contrasting Tube
Water Conditions: 24-28°C, dKH 8-12, pH 8.1-8.4, sg 1.023-1.025
Family: Cerianthidae
Lighting: Low to Moderate
Supplements: Trace Elements, Iodine
Water Flow: Low to Moderate
Placement: Bottom to Mid-Level
Overview
The Fluor Orange Cerianthus Tube is a striking and vibrant addition to any reef tank, known for its intense, neon-orange coloration that adds a burst of brightness to your aquascape. Its distinctive, tube-like structure is a true spectacle, with the coral’s soft, brightly colored tentacles extending out in a graceful and eye-catching display.
This Cerianthus species is perfect for aquarists seeking an exotic and bold coral that catches the eye with its fluorescent glow, making it an ideal centerpiece in a well-lit and well-maintained reef environment. Its low-light needs and unique aesthetic make it an excellent choice for aquarists looking to diversify their coral collection.
Care & Feeding
The Fluor Orange Cerianthus Tube prefers low to moderate lighting and a low-to-moderate water flow to maintain its health and vibrant color. It thrives in stable water conditions and benefits from occasional feedings of planktonic foods, such as zooplankton, which help to boost its growth and coloration.
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
This coral should be placed at the bottom or mid-level of your aquarium, where it can receive low to moderate light without being exposed to strong water flow. Ensure it has plenty of space to fully extend its tentacles and thrive without competition from aggressive species.
🌟🧡 A Fluorescent Focal Point – With its bold, glowing orange tentacles and unique tube structure, the Fluor Orange Cerianthus Tube will captivate attention and add an element of intrigue to your reef tank. A must-have for enthusiasts looking for striking, colorful specimens!