A few weeks ago, Little R went diving with coral lovers from Australia to dive in the Great Barrier Reef in search of corals, and we spent a full month there.
During the month, we saw a lot of beautiful corals, but there was one coral that everyone was amazed by and agreed that it was the biggest takeaway from our event, and that was the Paracravarina triangularis coral.
At first, we found that the Paracravarina triangularis coral thought it was a kind of staghorn coral, but later on closer inspection we found that there was a big difference, but its shape was too similar to the staghorn coral.
According to our observations, some team members think that it belongs to the striped coral, while most of the team members disagree, because the pink polyps of Paracravarina triangularis are indeed easy to mislead in this direction, it may be the same species, but its unique shape and characteristics are destined to be a different existence.
Paraclavarina triangularis corals and staghorn corals are highly similar and can easily be confused, but it is not difficult to find that the branches of Paraclavarina triangularis corals show a triangular shape, which is very unique among corals, and we can use this feature to distinguish it from other corals.
Paraclavarina triangularis branches are shorter and lighter in color, but because of the environmental problems of growth, its main body is still relatively thick, in addition to the small branches, from the overall point of view, it is still very strong.
Paraclavarina triangularis mainly inhabit shallow water areas, where the water flow is very strong, it is easy to turn the sediment up, bringing sufficient food for the growth of corals, although it is relatively turbid, but it is a feng shui treasure for corals.
The appearance of this coral is very pink, like a woman who is in the age of cardamom, and it is very moving.
But we, as seawater players, in addition to caring about its high appearance, of course, the most concerned is the difficulty of its feeding, but because this coral has never been fished and raised, we can't give you a definite answer.
However, the family to which this coral belongs is generally not difficult to raise, and according to the growth environment, we believe that the feeding difficulty of Paracravarina triangularis coral is not too high, it requires medium light water flow and regular feeding, specific feeding techniques, but also need us to try.
Because most of the corals in the same family as The Paraclavarina Triangularis are creamy and yellowish, and the Unique Shape and Beautiful Appearance of the Paraclavarina Triangularis, seawater players must be interested in it, and it can be said that this pale pink color alone can be the reason for it to stand out.
Paraclavarina triangularis is unique to us, not only stunning in color but also in a special shape, and not too difficult to raise, which is likely to make it the next perfect type of coral in the sea tank.
In the next period of time, we will try to bring the Paracravarina triangularis coral to the sea tank for breeding, analyze its living environment and feeding skills, and hope that this beautiful coral will meet with you as soon as possible and become a new landscape in the sea tank.