TSA Candied Pumpkin Clove Polyp Coral
Introduction to Clove Polyps Clove polyps, scientifically known as Clavularia spp., are soft corals that bring movement and vibrant color to reef tanks. These corals feature slender, flower-like polyps that sway gently in the current, adding a dynamic and natural feel to aquascapes. Their colors range from shades of green, brown, and purple to more vivid tones with fluorescent highlights. Known for their fast growth and adaptability, clove polyps are an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced aquarists. They can quickly cover rockwork or other surfaces, making them ideal for filling in gaps or creating lush coral gardens. With proper care, these corals become a low-maintenance and visually striking addition to your aquarium. Natural Habitat and Origin Clove polyps are native to the tropical waters of the Indo-Pacific, with populations commonly found in regions such as Indonesia, the Philippines, and the Great Barrier Reef. They thrive in shallow reef zones and lagoons, ofte