Tree Coral Polyp Acrozoanthus Sp OASE Replacements Omnivorous – in the wild

Omnivorous – in the wild feeds on zooplankton and benthic invertebrates

Hardy and adaptable—can be kept indoors or outdoors in mild climates

Providing ample space and hiding spots can reduce potential conflicts

and other dwarf cichlids

Tree Coral Polyp Acrozoanthus Sp OASE Replacements Omnivorous – in the wildTree Coral Polyp (Acrozoanthus sp.) Overview: The Tree Coral Polyp is a unique colonial zoanthid coral, forming stalk like structures that resemble tiny tree branches covered in polyps. Hardy and visually striking, it adds movement, texture, and color to reef aquariums. Origin: Native to the Indo Pacific, commonly found in shallow reef zones attached to rubble, rock, or dead coral skeletons. Feeding: Photosynthetic, deriving most of its nutrition from