Euphyllia paraancora | LPS Coral | WYSIWYG

This Euphyllia paraancora – a variant of the popular Euphyllia family – is distinguished by its semi-long, slightly curved tentacles and its striking fluorescence under blue light. The polyps appear plump and swaying, creating a lively, natural movement in the reef aquarium. Color-wise, this species often displays impressive shades of green, gold, brown, or bicolor.

The offered version is sold as WYSIWYG – What You See Is What You Get .
➡️ You will receive exactly the coral shown in the picture.

The original photo was taken under 100% blue light with a filter , so the true color effect, fluorescence, and tentacle structure are realistically depicted. Under reef LED lighting, the Euphyllia paraancora exhibits exactly the same luminosity in the aquarium.

Euphyllia paraancora is a moderately robust LPS coral and prefers moderate water flow so that its tentacles can sway gently. With stable water parameters and good trace element supply, it exhibits strong polyp expansion and impressive movement.

🌊 Coral profile:

🔹 Species: Euphyllia paraancora (LPS coral)
🔹 Sale: WYSIWYG – exactly the item shown
🔹 Light: medium
🔹 Current: moderate, gently oscillating
🔹 Care: medium
🔹 Placement: Middle zone
🔹 Feeding: optional; readily accepts fine frozen food and coral food
🔹 Special feature: elegantly curved tentacles, strong fluorescence, lively movement

💡 Tip:

Euphyllia paraancora should be kept a sufficient distance from other corals – its sweeper tentacles can grow to several centimeters in length. A gentle, indirect current ensures the most beautiful tentacle movement.

👉 Conclusion:

A vibrant, colorful Euphyllia paraancora as a WYSIWYG frag – ideal for anyone looking for a dynamic, fluorescent LPS coral for their reef aquarium.