Strawberry Ultra
(Rhodactis osculifera)

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Strawberry Ultra Rhodactis: A Jewel for Your Reef Aquarium!

Introducing the vibrant Strawberry Ultra Rhodactis, a dazzling corallimorph known for its stunning coloration and hardy nature, making it a perfect choice for aquarists of all levels.

Overview

The Strawberry Ultra Rhodactis (*Rhodactis osculifera*) is a visually striking corallimorph, easily recognizable by its textured, fleshy body and the mesmerizing strawberry hues that give it its name. These mushrooms are known for their “hairy” appearance due to numerous small tentacles, which often contrast beautifully with the body color. They are photosynthetic but can also benefit from supplemental feeding. Their unique appearance and relatively peaceful temperament make them a captivating addition to any established reef tank, adding both color and texture.

Care Level

Easy. Rhodactis mushrooms are known for their hardiness and adaptability, making them suitable for beginners. They are generally peaceful but can be semi-aggressive, so provide adequate space from more delicate corals.

Tank Essentials

A minimum tank size of 100 litres (approximately 26 gallons) is recommended. Maintain stable water parameters: Temperature 24-26°C (75-79°F), pH 8.1-8.4, salinity 1.024-1.026.

Diet

Primarily photosynthetic, but benefits from supplemental feeding with microplankton, dissolved organic matter, or other marine food supplements.

Why Buy From Us

We pride ourselves on offering healthy, vibrant livestock, carefully selected and quarantined. Benefit from our fast, secure shipping and expert advice to ensure your new Strawberry Ultra Rhodactis thrives.

• Scientific Name: *Rhodactis osculifera*
• Common Name / Variant: Strawberry Ultra Rhodactis
• Maximum Size: Up to 15 cm (6 inches)
• Origin: Indo-Pacific region (e.g., Australia, Fiji, Tonga)
• pH Range: 8.1–8.4
• Temperature: 24–26 °C (75–79 °F)
• Lifespan: [data unavailable]
• Swimming Zone: Bottom to Middle

Add this stunning Strawberry Ultra Rhodactis to your reef aquarium today!