Candy cane coral Caulastraea Neon Green Anemones with lime yellow or green

with lime yellow or green tips on the ends of its tentacles that glow under actinic lighting

Feeding: Relies on zooxanthellae and larger plankton particles

The hollywood stunner Chalice Coral is an LPS coral from a family formally called Pectiniidae

Sympodium will be open during the day and then tentacles will retract at night

Candy cane coral Caulastraea Neon Green Anemones with lime yellow or greenCandy cane coral Caulastraea furcata Neon Green Candy cane coral Caulastraea furcata Neon Green can be found throughout the Indo Pacific from Fiji to Australia. It can also be known as trumpet or bullseye. It's structure consist of tubular stalks with stars on each tip. As in other colony forming corals, colonies of C. furcata are made up of several large polyps. Each polyp bears relatively short tentacles that direct food into its central mouth. The