Stylophora Danae

Stylophora Danae

Latin name: Stylophora Danae Discovery: Milne Edwards and Haime, 1850 Classification:
  • Phylum: Cnidaria
  • Class: Anthozoa
  • Order: Scleractinia
  • Family: Pocilloporidae
 

Aggressiveness: Virtually none, as it cannot extend its tentacles beyond 1 or 2 mm

Growth: Medium

Difficulty level: Like all SPS corals, it is a delicate coral reserved for aquarists with some experience and a stable aquarium with excellent water parameters. It can easily bleach when in contact with other corals.

Color: Brown Water flow: Moderate to strong

Lighting: Strong to very strong lighting. Its coloration will depend on the intensity and color temperature of the lighting.

Aquarium placement: Upper area.

Reproduction in captivity: Easy to propagate by fragmentation; simply breaking off a branch and attaching it to a base with epoxy resin or any cyanoacrylate-based adhesive will produce a new colony.

Feeding: Based on the compounds it obtains from its zooxanthellae.

Required parameters:
  • Temperature: Between 24 – 26ºC.
  • Salinity: Between 1.024 – 1.026
  • pH: Between 8 – 8.4
  • Ammonium: 0 ppm
  • Nitrites: 0 ppm
  • Nitrates: Less than 20 ppm
  • Phosphates: Less than 0.05 ppm
  • Calcium: Greater than 400 ppm
  • Magnesium: Greater than 1200 ppm
  • KH: Around 8º
  MICROSCOPE PHOTOGRAPH Stylophora Danae-B

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