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Main Features Merulina Coral - Color: The Merulina Coral has a green, tan, cream, brown and variations of the combination color. Type of hard coral: Small polyp stony coral (SPS). Diet: Planktivore. Feeding: It likes to eat Filter feeding invert food only. Behavior: The is generally semi-aggressive toward other tankmates. Care: Many consider the a low-maintenance specimen. Lighting: Has intermediate lighting needs.Symbiotic algae zooxanthellae are hosted within this organism. Water flow: The requires low water flow. General notes: The Merulina is a relatively aggressive species. Has 6 - 8 inch long sweeper tentacles that can reach corals several inches away! Don`t discredit this possibility with this coral. Relatively hardy coral often shaped like Turbinaria sp. With cups, whorls and plate shapes. Water parameters: Keep water quality high (SG 1.023 - 1.025, pH 8.1 - 8.4, Temp. 72 - 78° F). Origin: The Merulina Coral is commonly collected from Indo-Pacific. Specifications: Due to variations in growth of Corals from depth, environment, flow, etc. it is impossible to pinpoint exact sizes. These sizes are very approximate and will not apply in all situations. If you have any questions regarding size please contact your MarineDepotLive.com Customer Service Technician. SMALL is generally smaller than a baseball, MEDIUM is generally smaller than a softball and LARGE is generally larger than a softball. Note: Due to variations among each species, livestock may not look identical to the image provided. Expect diversity since each animal is unique in color, texture and shape. Customer Reviews Do you have experience with Merulina Coral Hard - Merulina species? Be 1st to review