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Symphyllia
Symphyllia es un género de corales duros, de la familia Lobophylliidae, subclase Hexacorallia. Los colores del tejido del pólipo son verdes, rojos, cremas, y marrones; con los valles frecuentemente en colores contrastantes. https://acuariossanmiguel.online/corales/ Su esqueleto es macizo y está compuesto de carbonato cálcico. Tras la muerte del coral, su esqueleto contribuye a la generación de…
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Original Music: Maurizio Morganti
Featured: Protoreaster linckii, Scolymia , Fungia, Trachyphyllia, Symphyllia, Euphyllia divisa wilde, Zoas mix, Alien eye zoas, Tridacna maxima.
Colourful brains | ©Eunice Khoo (Komodo, Indonesia)
Symphyllia (Scleractinia - Mussidae) is a genus of stony corals that form brain-shaped colonies, found in the Red Sea, and the Indo-Pacific [1].
Photo shown was taken without flash. And it’s bright pink!
