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Price: $59.95 - $54.95
(as of Apr 08,2025 02:30:28 UTC – Details)

Discover the mesmerizing beauty of Discosoma Ultra Blue Mushrooms Coral, now available at coralSLover. Our aquaculture-grown specimens boast vibrant hues and unique textures that make them a stunning addition to any reef tank. With our commitment to sustainable practices, these corals offer not just beauty but also peace of mind. Perfect for enthusiasts from beginners to advanced, they thrive under varied conditions and enhance your aquatic environment effortlessly. Explore the captivating world of corals with coralSLover, your trusted partner in exceptional aquaculture. Frags will be approximately 1 mushroom. The Watermelon Discosoma has a green mottled body and bright blue lines covering its entire body. You can expect a single polyp roughly 3/4″- 1.5″ in diameter. Discosoma mushrooms are a great choice for both beginning hobbyists looking for hardy additions to their reef tank as well as experienced collectors looking to add a potentially rare showpiece to their aquarium. These corallimorphs come in a wide variety of colors and patterns, some of which are highly sought-after by reef enthusiasts. Discosoma mushrooms do not require as much light as some other corals. It can be kept under normal output fluorescents without much difficulty. In some cases, it may extend more readily under subdued lighting, however these corallimorphs may display more attractive colors when placed under stronger lighting. Overexposure should be avoided. When Discosoma mushrooms get too much light on the reef, they develop oxide radicals in their flesh that resemble white bubble-like growths. We recommend keeping the mushrooms in a relatively low flow area of the reef aquarium. Too much water flow may cause Discosoma to become stressed and not extend fully. Worse yet, the mushroom may detach altogether from its substrate. Once a mushroom gets detached it generally fares poorly unless it can reattach elsewhere. Discosoma derives much of its energy from the products of their zooxanthellae. Originally it was thought that these mushrooms did not “feed” on anything, but rather passively absorb dissolved organics from the water column directly through its “skin.” In reef aquariums with low flow, it is possible to feed them as you can see in the video above.
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