Orange-eyed Oxypora - Oxypora sp.
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Details
Oxypora colonies typically spiral out from a central point to form relatively flat colonies. They should be kept under bright light, especially to maintain colors. Water movement should be mild. These corals will extend feeding tentacles at night to feed on free-floating foods. You can supplement this feeding with small foods like brine or mysis shrimp.
Oxypora corals are very similar to Echinophyllia and Mycedium corals. The edges of the colony in Oxypora corals are much more ridged than the smoother, rolls appearance of the edges of Mycedium colonies. The ridges radiating from the center of the colony are also more serrated and tooth-like in Echinophyllia corals than in Oxypora.
Specifications
| Specifications | |
| MPN | F93 0045 0509 |
| Manufacturer | That Fish Place |
| Common Name | Orange-eyed Oxypora |
| Scientific Name | Oxypora sp. |
| Origin | Indo-Pacific |
| Water Movement | Moderate to High |
| Aggressiveness | Low |
| Specific Gravity Range | 1.022-1.026 |
| pH Range | 8.0-8.4 |
| Light Intensity | Moderate to High |
| Water Hardness | 8-12 dKH |
| Temperature Range | 75-78 |
| Difficulty | Moderate |
| Internal Id | 112094 |
| State Restrictions |
| Alaska |
| Armed Forces Americas |
| Armed Forces Europe |
| Armed Forces Pacific |
| California |
| Hawaii |
| Puerto Rico |