Leopard
(Discosoma nummiforme)

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Discover the Vibrant Leopard Discosoma Mushroom!

Add a splash of unique colour and fascinating texture to your marine aquarium with the eye-catching Leopard Discosoma.

Overview

The Leopard Discosoma, a striking variant of *Discosoma nummiforme*, is renowned for its distinctive bright orange polka-dotted face, contrasted by sky-blue accents around its yellow mouth. These corallimorphs are colonial anemone-like invertebrates that spread across rockwork, creating a vibrant living carpet. They are a popular choice for aquarists seeking hardy, colourful, and easy-to-manage additions to their reef tanks. Their unique patterns make each specimen a captivating centerpiece.

Care Level

Beginner. Discosoma mushrooms are exceptionally hardy and forgiving, making them ideal for novice aquarists. They are peaceful and can coexist with most fish and invertebrates, though they may spread and occupy available space.

Tank Essentials

This species thrives in stable marine conditions with a minimum tank size of [data unavailable] litres. Maintain a pH range of 8.0-8.4, salinity of 1.024-1.026, and a temperature between 24-28°C (75-82°F). Low to moderate water flow is preferred to prevent detachment.

Diet

Leopard Discosoma mushrooms primarily obtain nutrients through their symbiotic zooxanthellae via photosynthesis. They also benefit from dissolved organic matter and can be supplemented with small particulate foods 1-2 times per week.

Why Buy From Us

We offer healthy, vibrant Leopard Discosoma mushrooms sourced responsibly. Each specimen is carefully selected and acclimated to ensure optimal health, providing you with a stunning and resilient addition to your aquarium.

• Scientific Name: *Discosoma nummiforme*
• Common Name / Variant: Leopard
• Maximum Size: 5 cm (2 inches)
• Origin: Indo-Pacific
• pH Range: 8.0–8.4
• Temperature: 24–28°C (75–82°F)
• Lifespan: [data unavailable]
• Swimming Zone: Attached to substrate (bottom)

Add this unique Leopard Discosoma to your aquarium today!