Tree Coral Polyp Acrozoanthus Sp OASE Replacements Providing ample space and hiding

Providing ample space and hiding spots can reduce potential conflicts

Omnivorous – in the wild feeds on zooplankton and benthic invertebrates

Physostegia Virginiana

Novice to intermediate aquarists can find joy in caring for these catfish

making them best suited for a species-only tank or with other Malawi cichlids

Tree Coral Polyp Acrozoanthus Sp OASE Replacements Providing ample space and hidingTree Coral Polyp (Acrozoanthus sp.) Overview: The Tree Coral Polyp is a unique colonial zoanthid coral, forming stalk like structures that resemble tiny tree branches covered in polyps. Hardy and visually striking, it adds movement, texture, and color to reef aquariums. Origin: Native to the Indo Pacific, commonly found in shallow reef zones attached to rubble, rock, or dead coral skeletons. Feeding: Photosynthetic, deriving most of its nutrition from