Bubble corals are one of the favorite corals of many aquarists, and their cute appearance and floating posture in the water are intoxicating.
However, they are relatively small, and we can only try to find their beautiful diversity in the shape, size and color of the bubbles.
The most common color of bubble corals is white or tan, but I've found something special, they are spotted green bubble corals that have markings similar to the shape of cat's eyes under fluorescent lights.
Some time ago we photographed these green bubble corals in the wild, and the most exciting thing is that we found a gathering place for green bubble corals, which is staggeringly large.
Bubble corals are stony corals with round grape-shaped or teardrop-shaped bubbles that act as part of the polyp tentacles, and during the day they inflate themselves with seawater into one bubble after another. At night, these corals will replace their soft, foamy appearance with pointed predatory tentacles.
Bubble coral is just a huge polyp with a mouth in the middle. I had been waiting for the opportunity to capture the way they opened their mouths, and the kung fu paid off, and I finally waited for the opportunity.
The most common types of bubble corals are round bubbles, or have curved skeletons, or have branched skeletons, or have a single skeleton. You can also find a giant foam coral that has a labyrinth-like skeleton.
How, are you conquered by their cute, beautiful appearance, let's inject fresh blood into our sea tank, the ordinary bubble coral price is very beautiful.