Buying WYSIWYG Corals: Assess Photos, Size and Condition
Read WYSIWYG listings with confidence: identify the exact specimen, compare size and space requirements, and understand colours under different lighting.
Read guide
REEF PLACEMENT
Lower reef
Where will this coral thrive?
Lower light and gentle to moderate flow. Avoid heavy shading from other corals.
WYSIWYG
New
LPS
CoralPrime
Scolymia Bleeding Apple WYSIWYG - DNZ / 623
€189,00
VAT included, plus shipping costs.
In stock – 1 available
Share this product
Show this product to your friends
Questions about this product?Get personal advice by email or WhatsApp. Ask us
Question about this product
Your question will be linked automatically to Scolymia Bleeding Apple WYSIWYG - DNZ / 623.
✓Live Arrival GuaranteeSafe arrival of your animals
◇Securely packedInsulated and temperature-controlled
→24h Express ShippingFast and reliable
Description
Scolymia Bleeding Apple WYSIWYG - DNZ / 623
This listing offers a fleshy LPS coral offered under the trade name Scolymia. Choose this individual coral by its original photographs and the specimen details below. Its species-specific lighting, water movement and spacing matter as much as the trade name.
Specimen reference: 623. This reference identifies the photographed listing; it is not a size measurement.
Offered size: approximately 3 × 3 cm
Origin stated in the listing: German aquaculture (DNZ)
The product photographs show the specimen under blue aquarium lighting. Colour appearance can vary with your own lighting and viewing angle.
You receive the exact coral shown in the original product photographs.
Lighting and water movement
Lighting: low to moderate; start in subdued light. Flow: gentle and indirect; do not continually compress the tissue.
Placement and spacing
openly on fine sand or a smooth surface low in the reef; leave room for full expansion.
Feeding and water chemistry
occasionally target feed small meaty pieces; remove leftovers.
24–26 °C, 34–35 PSU, alkalinity 7–8.5 °dKH, calcium 410–450 mg/l, magnesium 1,250–1,400 mg/l. These are guideline ranges for a stable reef, not targets to reach through abrupt adjustments. Keep alkalinity and salinity steady and avoid letting nutrients remain undetectable.
Acclimation and observation
Do not wedge the single polyp between rocks. Offer small food portions only when a feeding response is visible and protect its edge from neighbouring corals.
Prepare for arrival with our coral acclimation guide.
Check the current shipping charges and delivery arrangements.
Knowledge for your reef