Description
Interstellar Mushrooms: Cosmic Colour for Your Aquarium!
Add a splash of otherworldly colour to your reef with the captivating ‘Interstellar’ Discosoma. These stunning corallimorphs are as hardy as they are beautiful, making them a fantastic choice for any aquarist.
Overview
The ‘Interstellar’ Discosoma is a premium variant of the common mushroom coral, renowned for its vivid pink spots and mesmerizing appearance. These corallimorphs, also known as disc anemones or elephant ear mushrooms, are typically disc-shaped with smooth surfaces. They are primarily photosynthetic, deriving much of their energy from symbiotic zooxanthellae, but also benefit from occasional feeding of fine particulate foods. Their hardy nature and vibrant colours make them a popular and striking addition to any reef aquarium.
Care Level
Easy. Discosoma mushrooms are highly resilient and forgiving, making them an excellent choice for beginners. They tolerate a range of tank conditions and are generally peaceful, though they can spread over time.
Tank Essentials
A minimum tank size of 100 litres is recommended. They thrive in low to moderate lighting (ideally 30-100 PAR) and gentle, indirect water flow. Stable water parameters with a pH range of 8.1-8.4 and a temperature of 24-28°C are essential for optimal health.
Diet
Primarily photosynthetic, Discosoma mushrooms benefit from supplemental feedings of fine particulate foods or planktonic supplements 1-2 times per week.
Why Buy From Us
We offer healthy, aquacultured ‘Interstellar’ Discosoma, meticulously quarantined and checked to ensure the highest quality. Enjoy competitive wholesale prices and a diverse selection of vibrant marine life for your aquarium.
- Scientific Name: *Discosoma spp.*
- Common Name / Variant: Interstellar Mushroom
- Maximum Size: 15 cm
- Origin: Indo-Pacific
- pH Range: 8.1–8.4
- Temperature: 24–28°C
- Lifespan: [data unavailable]
- Swimming Zone: Mid
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