Splatter Frogspawn Coral

Introduction to Frogspawn Corals Frogspawn corals (Euphyllia divisa) are a popular choice among reef aquarists for their distinctive appearance and flowing tentacles that look similar to a clutch of frog eggs and add dynamic movement to aquariums. Known for their branching growth and vibrant colors—ranging from greens and pinks to golds—Frogspawn corals are a type of LPS (Large Polyp Stony) coral that is both captivating and relatively easy to care for. These corals are highly adaptable and can thrive in a variety of tank setups, making them an excellent addition for hobbyists of all skill levels. Their ability to sway gracefully in moderate flow creates a natural, reef-like aesthetic in any aquarium. Location Frogspawn corals (Euphyllia divisa) are native to the Indo-Pacific region, including reef systems in Indonesia, Fiji, and Australia. They are commonly found in sheltered lagoon environments and reef slopes where water flow is moderate, and light levels are diffused. These corals