Stylophora - Green Livestock Any instability leads to extreme

Any instability leads to extreme stress which may lead to bleaching or tissue necrosis

The edges of its fins become edged in bright blue and yellow and it develops a blue circular 'crown' pattern on its forehead

It may one of two very similar corals: Favia

Draped across its back are two wide stripes in inky black which taper down into narrow vertical bars

Each grouper will require at least one large cave to call its own

Stylophora - Green Livestock Any instability leads to extremeStylophora coral is a type of pocilloporid, related to Pocillopora and birdsnest. They are some of the easiest small polyped stony corals to keep. Although they can be highly adaptable, they should still be provided with bright lighting and strong turbulent water flow best provided with a wave maker or surge action. It may be host to several species of beneficial crustaceans including Trapezia sp. crabs. In nature their polyps are open mainly at