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Description
WYSIWYG XMAS GonioporaGoniopora corals, commonly called Flowerpot corals, are large polyp stony (LPS) corals within the genus Goniopora. They are known for their beautiful, flower like polyps that extend gracefully from a hard skeleton, creating a mesmerizing, waving motion in the current. Appearance: Each polyp resembles a daisy flowerlong, slender tentacles with small petals at the tips. Colors: Found in vibrant shades of green, pink, red, purple, yellow, and even blue.
Goniopora corals, commonly called Flowerpot corals, are large-polyp stony (LPS) corals within the genus Goniopora. They are known for their beautiful, flower-like polyps that extend gracefully from a hard skeleton, creating a mesmerizing, waving motion in the current.
- Appearance: Each polyp resembles a daisy flower—long, slender tentacles with small “petals” at the tips.
- Colors: Found in vibrant shades of green, pink, red, purple, yellow, and even blue.
- Growth Form: Typically dome- or branching-shaped colonies.
- Natural Habitat: Shallow, turbid lagoons and reef flats across the Indo-Pacific region.
Care Requirements
Goniopora corals can be moderately challenging to keep, as they are sensitive to water quality and lighting. However, newer aquacultured varieties are more resilient.
1. Lighting
- Type: Moderate to strong lighting (PAR ~80–150).
- Sources: LED, T5, or metal halide lighting.
- Placement: Mid-level in the tank; avoid direct, intense light that can bleach the polyps.
2. Water Flow
- Flow: Moderate, indirect, and steady.
- Strong flow can cause polyps to retract or tear, while too little flow can lead to detritus buildup.
3. Water Parameters
| Parameter | Ideal Range |
|---|---|
| Temperature | 75–80°F (24–27°C) |
| Salinity | 1.024–1.026 SG |
| pH | 8.1–8.4 |
| Alkalinity | 8–9.5 dKH |
| Calcium | 400–450 ppm |
| Magnesium | 1250–1350 ppm |
| Nitrate | <10 ppm |
| Phosphate | <0.05 ppm |
Feeding
While Goniopora has photosynthetic zooxanthellae, it also benefits from direct feeding.
- Foods: Phytoplankton, zooplankton, rotifers, or specially formulated coral foods (like Reef Roids).
- Frequency: 2–3 times per week.
- Gently target feed with a turkey baster or coral feeder when polyps are fully extended.
Placement Tips
- Keep away from aggressive neighbors; tentacles can sting or be damaged by others.
- Avoid areas prone to sediment accumulation.
- Place in a stable environment where lighting and flow are consistent.
Common Issues
| Problem | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Polyps not extending | Too much light/flow or poor water quality | Adjust placement and check parameters |
| Tissue recession | Nutrient deficiency or bacterial infection | Maintain parameters, feed regularly |
| Algae growth | Excess nutrients or poor flow | Improve filtration, adjust lighting duration |
🌱 Propagation
- Propagation is delicate; typically done by careful fragging of healthy colonies using bone cutters and iodine dips to prevent infection.
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Size: Small, Color: Black
My son needed a suit, and these worked out great. It looks nice. Don't just assume the size, go by their size chart. I was going to order him a medium, by the chart recommended a small, and it fit perfect. The material doesn't look like an expensive suit but it worked out great for him.
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Fits so good and looks really niceeee
Size: Small, Color: White
Really nice suit. Looks super nice and high quality. Would purchase again.
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10/10 Great suit , great price
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Absolutely stunning for the price. Very flexible and good fit. I wish the XS was just a bit smaller but it's good. Middle of the ground with thickness it's not a cheap thing costume feel but it's not your typical heavy suit. Which I much prefer. It's lightweight but not cheap. For the price you can't ask for a better suit. I was thinking it was more of a one time use, but it's a very good long term suit. Feels very well and allows great mobility. I featherweight conceal carry and it's very easy to hide my pistol in the suit because of its flexibility. 10/10 would definitely recommend
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★★★★★ 5
Good Suit
Size: X-Small, Color: Black
This suit is pretty nice. The fabric isn't extremely thin and cheap-feeling, and it fits really well. The shipping was really fast too. My son is 5'9" and weighs about 150 lbs. We ordered a medium first, but it was too big, so we returned it and ordered an extra small. The extra small fits perfectly.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2026
★★★★★ 4
It's a fun/unusual color, but not "celery"
Size: Medium, Color: Celery Green, Size: Medium, Color: Celery Green
Can't comment on the fit because we didn't take it out of the bag. I gave it 4 stars because 𝙦𝙪𝙖𝙡𝙞𝙩𝙮 of the suit looks really nice through the plackaging, but we didn't open it up and try it on because the color could not be further from what we were expecting. It's actually a really cool and unusual fun fabric, but not really describable as any shade of green which is what I was going for. It's more of a beige tweed whose tiny plaid upon careful examination even has slightly blue threads.. or is that lavender? In fairness to the manufacturer, I tried and tried to get a photo with lighting that accurately represents this fun and unusual color to no avail. For a proper review I guess I should have my son put it on and take a picture in daylight. But they do need to change the color name at least to "champagne tweed" or something. No idea whose job it was to call this color "celery". ;p
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