coralSLover. Live Aquaculture Coral Decor – Pulsing Xenia for Saltwater Reef Tanks (Frag)

coralSLover. Coral Decor for Aquarium, Zero Wild Collection- Spider-Man Zoanthids. Sustainably Aquacultured Saltwater Coral – Zero Wild Collection. Buy More, Pay Once – All items, one fee at checkout! One Easy Charge – Add as many items as you like! Bundle & Save – Multiple items, single fee! More Corals, One Charge – Simple & seamless checkout. Collect More, Pay Less – One fee covers it all! Welcome to coralSLover — a family-owned reef decor brand based in Upstate New York. Our designs are inspired by years of working with sustainable coral-farming in controlled environments. Each display piece honors the vibrant colors and textures of aquacultured-coral — without wild collection. Zero wild collected Many parent-colonies have thrived with us since 2010. From stable, optimized reef systems. Fully healed, pest-free, and aquarium-adapted. Pulsing Xenia is one of the few corals that move so actively on their own. Frags of Xenia usually have at least 15 stalks . Also we have colony for sale. It is one of the most popular corals in the reef keeping hobby. Xenia are one of the few corals that have a constant pulsing motion. It makes them one of the most eye-catching corals in a reef tank. The purpose of their pulsing behavior is not well understood but the prevailing sentiment is the corals pulse to increase flow around the colony and maximize surface area for photosynthesis. Xenia are also one of the fastest growing soft corals making them a great coral for beginners on one hand but opening up the possibility of rapid infestation on the other. Despite their growth rate issues, they remain one of the most popular corals amongst reef aquarists in the hobby. Xenia are adaptable to a wide range of lighting. If you have particularly intense lighting, we recommend starting the corals in lower light areas to allow them time to adjust. Low water movement is recommended. Xenia's pulsing motion is an adaptation to provide water movement. The more water flow provided, the less these corals pulse on their own. Xenia derives much of its energy from the products of their zooxanthellae. Xenia derives much of its energy from the products of their zooxanthellae. It is not known to actively "feed" on anything, but rather passively absorb dissolved organics from the water column directly through its "skin." Disclaimer: Corals on the pictures are not WYSIWYG, photos was made under different lighting (blue or white lights) and in different tank (our show of frag tanks). You will get coral size as described, shape and color could be slightly off due to shipping stress. After shipping stress soft corals (Mushrooms, Cloves, all types of Leathers) always will look shrink and colorless, won't look as on photos. For them to recover and adjust to new environments they will need 3-7 days in low lights and flow. Specially for mushroom we recommend to keep they under 100PAR and less. Packaging Details: Packed in containers or double bags Temperature-controlled insulation with heat or cold packs based on forecast. We provide Special SAFETY Packaging: Insulated shipping container. Protective packaging materials. Seasonal heat pack (winter) or Seasonal cold/ice pack (summer) 📷 About Photos: Images represent typical appearance under blue/white reef lighting. Items match listed size; shape and color may vary due to lighting, growth stage, and shipping conditions. 🌍 Reef Responsibly coralSLover| Zero Wild Collection | U.S.-Based Indoor Coral/Farm