Red/Green Veined TrachyphylliaRed Green Veined Trachyphyllia Trachyphyllia sp. Care: Intermediate Diet: Carnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: N A 3 4 cm. WYSIWYG

corner of the aquarium or host anemone

especially aggressive LPS or fast-growing soft corals

This species does best in a well-established marine aquarium with a deep sand bed

territorial nature and need for a spacious

Sulphur Gobies are considered reef safe and do not normally nip corals

Behaviour & Activity:A hover-and-dart species that spends much of its time suspended just above the rockwork or substrate

Regular feeding is important for long-term health and condition

Gramma melacara

Adults are dark blue with a very broad vertical yellow band behind the eye (has white area behind eye

while males develop stronger blue

and both animals retreat into the burrow when danger is detected

A small species