Orange Striped Toxic Green Trachyphyllia Fish-Miscellaneous

Orange Striped Toxic Green Trachyphyllia Fish-MiscellaneousLovely striping to this one all the way through the body. Stunning example been caught spawning in the coral system. The Orange Striped Toxic Green Trachyphyllia is a captivating and colorful variety of Trachyphyllia, a type of large polyp stony coral found in reef aquariums. It is characterised by its luminous green body contrasted with vibrant orange stripes, giving it a striking and almost toxic appearance. This coral is sought after for its unique

Adults have electric-blue opercular margins and fin margins that adorn the brownish green body

Often found around shipwrecks in small groups and occasionally form large schools

Fleshy polyp coral with hammer or anchor-shaped tentacle tips

Chaetodontoplus conspicillatus

Adults inhabit lagoon and inshore reefs around coral or rock outcrops situated in sandy areas

Temperament:Generally peaceful and shy

making it a desirable feature coral for adding colour

Previously reported from the Indian Ocean and western Indonesian region as Chaetodon unimaculatus

Loyalty Islands and Vanuatu

indirect flow is ideal

Chelmon rostratus

followed by a plain pale that ranges from pure white to pale blue