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A Green Kenya Tree frag, one of the easiest corals to grow and self-frag.
Difficulty: Easy
Temperament: Peaceful to Semi-Aggressive (chemical warfare)
Growth Rate: Fast (dependent on water conditions)
Placement: Lower to Middle
Lighting: Low to Moderate
Flow: Low to Moderate, Indirect
Ideal Parameters:
24-27°C
1.024 - 1.026 Salinity
8.1 - 8.4 PH
8 - 11 KH
400 - 450 Calcium
1250 - 1350 Magnesium
5 - 20 Nitrates
0.03 - 0.10 Phosphates
Additional Care:
Green Kenya Tree Corals are hardy, fast-growing soft corals known for their beautiful green colouration and branching, tree-like appearance. They are an excellent choice for beginners and established reef aquariums alike, thriving in a variety of lighting and flow conditions.
These corals prefer gentle to moderate, indirect flow that allows their branches to sway naturally. Kenya Trees can reproduce by dropping branches, which may attach to nearby rockwork and form new colonies. Regular trimming may be necessary to prevent unwanted spreading.
Although generally peaceful, Kenya Tree Corals can release chemicals that irritate neighbouring corals, so adequate spacing and good water circulation are recommended.
As always, stability is key.
A Green Kenya Tree frag, one of the easiest corals to grow and self-frag.
Difficulty: Easy
Temperament: Peaceful to Semi-Aggressive (chemical warfare)
Growth Rate: Fast (dependent on water conditions)
Placement: Lower to Middle
Lighting: Low to Moderate
Flow: Low to Moderate, Indirect
Ideal Parameters:
24-27°C
1.024 - 1.026 Salinity
8.1 - 8.4 PH
8 - 11 KH
400 - 450 Calcium
1250 - 1350 Magnesium
5 - 20 Nitrates
0.03 - 0.10 Phosphates
Additional Care:
Green Kenya Tree Corals are hardy, fast-growing soft corals known for their beautiful green colouration and branching, tree-like appearance. They are an excellent choice for beginners and established reef aquariums alike, thriving in a variety of lighting and flow conditions.
These corals prefer gentle to moderate, indirect flow that allows their branches to sway naturally. Kenya Trees can reproduce by dropping branches, which may attach to nearby rockwork and form new colonies. Regular trimming may be necessary to prevent unwanted spreading.
Although generally peaceful, Kenya Tree Corals can release chemicals that irritate neighbouring corals, so adequate spacing and good water circulation are recommended.
As always, stability is key.