(Lemnalia exilis)

Description

Vibrant Lemnalia Exilis Coral: A Captivating Addition to Your Reef

Discover the dynamic beauty of the Lemnalia exilis, a soft coral that brings graceful movement and stunning color to any established marine aquarium.

Overview

The Lemnalia exilis is a captivating soft coral belonging to the Nephtheidae family. It typically forms an arborescent structure with a robust trunk that branches out into a delicate, umbrella-like canopy of polyps. These polyps sway gently with the water flow, creating a mesmerizing, dynamic display in your reef tank. While specific color variations can occur, this species often displays appealing hues that add vibrancy and interest to your aquascape. It is primarily photosynthetic but can also capture small planktonic food particles.

Care Level

Moderate. The Lemnalia exilis requires stable water parameters and consistent conditions. While generally peaceful, it can release allelopathic chemicals, so adequate space and good water flow are essential to prevent issues with neighboring corals. Careful placement is recommended.

Tank Essentials

A minimum aquarium size of 200 litres (approximately 44 gallons) is recommended to provide adequate space and maintain stable water conditions. Stable salinity, a pH range of 8.1-8.4, and a temperature of 22-26°C are crucial for its health.

Diet

This coral is photosynthetic, deriving nutrients from its symbiotic zooxanthellae. Supplemental feeding with small, meaty foods or phytoplankton can benefit its growth and coloration.

Why Buy From Us

At Corais de Vidro, we are passionate about providing healthy, vibrant marine life. Our corals are carefully sourced, meticulously inspected, and guaranteed to arrive alive, ensuring you receive a premium specimen for your aquarium.

• Scientific Name: *Lemnalia exilis*
• Common Name / Variant: Lemnalia exilis
• Maximum Size: Up to 30 cm
• Origin: Indo-Pacific
• pH Range: 8.1–8.4
• Temperature: 22–26 °C
• Lifespan: [data unavailable]
• Swimming Zone: Mid to bottom

Add the stunning Lemnalia exilis to your reef tank today!