John Deere Leptastrea - Leptastrea sp.John Deere Leptastrea (Leptastrea sp.) The John Deere Leptastrea, Leptastrea sp., is a colourful encrusting large polyp stony coral, admired for its bold contrast, textured growth pattern and bright polyp detail. Leptastrea corals are popular for adding colour to reef rockwork, especially in lower to medium light zones where they can slowly encrust across stable surfaces. This coral is generally hardy once settled, making it a strong choice for a

robust wrasses and other suitable semi-aggressive species

Capacity (Inhabitable): 936L / 274 gal

Quick and easy tubing changes - No matter the pump

sterile or ultra-low-nutrient aquariums without a feeding plan

It can be fed at water temperatures from 12°C and up

A practical minimum of around 75–100 litres is recommended for a single specimen

Easy-to-use tests for the accurate monitoring of all of the important parameters during the biological maturation of marine and reef aquariums

Zosta Butterfly

Its vibrant yellow and green colors and unique tube-like structure closely mimic the appearance of a real Aplysina sponge

sudden increases in lighting and detritus build-up around the coral

dermis and subcutaneous skin layers of the reptile which modulates the biological activity deep within the tissues

as well as promoting coral exoskeleton growth