Classification
| Kingdom | Animalia |
| Phylum | Cnidaria |
| Class | Anthozoa |
| Order | Scleractinia |
| Family | Euphylliidae |
| Genus | Euphyllia |
| Species | Multiple, including:
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Frogspawn Coral refers to both Euphyllia divisa and Euphyllia paradivisa, which share similar appearance and care requirements but differ in growth structure. E. paradivisa grows in a branching form, while E. divisa exhibits a wall-like growth pattern.
Quick Care Tips
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Frogspawn Coral aggressive?
Can Frogspawn Coral touch other Euphyllia corals?
Do Frogspawn Corals change color with different lighting?
Marketplace Overview
- Current Listings
- 105
- Lowest Price
- $29
- Highest Price
- $379
- Median Price
- $85
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How to Choose a Healthy Frogspawn Coral
- Polyp Appearance:
Look for full, inflated polyps with flowing tentacles. Tentacles should be extended and show good color — retracted or shrunken and deflated polyps may indicate stress.
- Tissue Health:
Avoid corals with signs of brown jelly disease, torn tissue, or exposed skeleton. The base should appear healthy and firmly attached to its frag plug or skeleton.
- Branching vs. Wall:
Branching frogspawn grow more heads and are easier to frag, while wall types tend to grow as a single large mass. Choose based on your preference and tank layout.
- Pricing:
Frogspawn pricing varies based on color, size, and rarity. Common green varieties are usually more affordable, while premium color morphs can be significantly more expensive. Branching types are more widely available and often cost less, as they’re easier to frag and typically priced by the number of heads.
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