Dendrogyra Cylindrus (4310) Lophogorgia Ceratophyta

Dendrogyra Cylindrus (4310) Lophogorgia CeratophytaDendrogyra Cylindrus, also known as Pillar coral, is a unique coral species recognized for its vertical, column like growth structure. In nature, Dendrogyra Cylindrus is primarily found in the Caribbean Sea, the Gulf of Mexico, and parts of the western Atlantic Ocean, where it grows on shallow reef slopes and sandy bottoms with moderate water movement. This artificial coral is carefully designed to replicate the distinctive pillar shaped formations of

coral reefs

bringing a highly natural and immersive feel to professional aquarium installations

making it easy to secure in rock or concrete structures

the product comes with a peg mounting

flowing blades that shift gently in water flow

Unlike live Black sun coral

Favia is a genus of reef-building stony corals in the family Mussidae

this oarweed is ideal for public aquariums

also known as sea moss Chondrus crispus

Merulina Ampliata typically grows in shallow reef environments and lagoon systems

it is possible to upgrade with a Rock footing allowing the kelp to be repositioned as needed

Acropora offers a strong visual impact combined with a practical low-maintenance solution