Acanthastrea echinata blue Size:Colony 3"+ approx 10+ heads (Collection Only) Feeding: Relies on zooxanthellae and

Feeding: Relies on zooxanthellae and larger plankton particles

Lighting: Medium to High

Lobed Toadstool corals are a group of soft corals

making it challenging to determine their exact species

While some corals do this due to stress Toadstool Corals periodically shed their slime coats

Acanthastrea echinata blue Size:Colony 3"+ approx 10+ heads (Collection Only) Feeding: Relies on zooxanthellae andAcanthastrea echinata blue Acanthastrea echinata, are commonly known as acans or the starry cup coral. This species of coral is in the family Lobophylliidae. Acans are a wide ranging species found from the western Indian Ocean, throughout the Pacific Ocean, and eastward to the southeastern Atlantic Ocean. It can inhabit any reef habitat to depths of 50 m. It is a hungry coral that does benifit from night feeding and a little nutrient in the reef