With the improvement of everyone's living standards and aesthetics, there are more and more seawater players, but there are not too many domestic coral and seawater fish stores at present, so you want to know what is more mature foreign seawater coral shops? Today we're going to walk together at the Worldwide Corals store in Orlando, Florida.
Worldwide Corals Corals is a new coral store with a large and diverse coral presence, and luckily, we attended the opening ceremony of the Worldwide Corals flagship store last week.
Let's take a look!
This coral debut, there are a lot of eye-catching corals, as well as countless coral slices, these beautiful corals let us praise.
But today we're going to share with you 5 species, the most popular coral in the Worldwide Corals store. Some of these corals are well known, some are classics in the coral world, and some are completely unseen.
The first is The Diablo Diaseris, a coral that is very unique and has been growing for up to 4 years as the pristine corals of the reef. And Diablo Diaseris is now a coral that is promoted by major coral stores around the world. Their main color is orange, and there are different colors randomly interspersed in the middle, making its entire body exude infinite charm.
The second is the blue and pink Cespitularia, which has been around for a long time in coral shops, and some of which are wild Cespitularia imported from Australia and East Africa. Although we also have a few Cespitularia corals in our own sea tanks, there is a pair of Cespitularia corals that still interest us.
They come in different shapes and appearances, and those particularly short polyps barely extend from the stubby body, and the blue and purple colors catch our attention, and we have observed that these two corals are most likely Xeniid corals, but it is also very likely that Cespitularia corals, of course, either one is very interesting.
The third is the matchhead coral we are familiar with, and there are many golden matchheads, which we can say are a feast for our eyes this time. Although we have recently been promoting that Nile corals can replace matchhead corals, the floating posture and brilliant colors of matchhead corals in the water are still irreplaceable by the Nile. If the price of matchheads exceeds your budget, don't worry too much, because these matchhead corals grow very fast, and it only takes a while for the supply of matchheads to meet everyone's needs, and the price should be more affordable at that time.
The fourth is Pure People Eater Favia, which is no stranger to us, but it's amazing to see it again. A few years ago, we saw fluorescent colored them at a coral farming center in WWC, and this time their display attracted the attention of a large number of aquarists.
The last coral is very strange to us, its name is Bose-Einstein Condensate Chalice, which was also recently collected by WWC, it belongs to a kind of palette, but unlike other palette corals, it has four colors at the same time, pink, purple, green and blue, so the combination of rich colors undoubtedly makes their charm shine.
Bose-Einstein Condensate Chalice corals are still a fairly fresh wild coral for us, so we're also looking forward to what they will look like when exposed to intense blue light, and we hope that they will eventually become the darlings of the new corals in our sea tanks.
In addition to a lot of basic corals, we also saw a lot of rare corals, and after that, the Worldwide Corals coral shop will become more and more abundant.
At present, these corals can rarely be seen in China, but according to the development speed of the domestic sea circle, I believe that there will soon be coral shops of similar size in China!