Pulsing Xenia
$34.99
Pulsing Xenia (Heteroxenia fuscescens) is a captivating soft coral that adds a mesmerizing rhythm to marine aquariums. Originally from the Indo Pacific Ocean at depths of up to 30 feet, unlike some corals, Pulsing Xenia doesn’t require direct feeding. It sustains itself through photosynthesis. Its poorly developed digestion system means it relies mainly on nutrients in the water and light for growth.
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Pulsing Xenia (Heteroxenia fuscescens) is indeed a stunning addition to any marine aquarium! Its rhythmic pulsing movement not only captivates viewers but also contributes to the dynamic atmosphere of the tank. Originating from the Indo-Pacific,this is one of the few items that is completely aquacultured in our facilities. This soft coral thrives in moderate light and water flow, making it relatively easy to care for.
Since it relies on photosynthesis and the nutrients available in the water, it doesn’t require direct feeding, which simplifies maintenance. Under the right conditions, Pulsing Xenia can rapidly grow into lush colonies, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of your aquarium. Overall, its unique movement and vibrant presence make it a popular choice for marine enthusiasts!
Pulsing Xenia polyps are propagated onto shells about 2-4 inches in diameter and contain about 8-12 polyps.
COR-ZOA-XEN
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Data sheet
- Dificulty Level
- Begginer
- Behavior Tendency
- Passive
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Pulsing Xenia (Heteroxenia fuscescens) is a captivating soft coral that adds a mesmerizing rhythm to marine aquariums. Originally from the Indo Pacific Ocean at depths of up to 30 feet, unlike some corals, Pulsing Xenia doesn’t require direct feeding. It sustains itself through photosynthesis. Its poorly developed digestion system means it relies mainly on nutrients in the water and light for growth.