Green Star Polyps (GSP) coral with neon green polyps – GTA Reef Canada
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Green Star Polyps - Bright Neon Green

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Green Star Polyps (GSP)

Neon Green Star Polyps (Pachyclavularia violacea) are among the most popular beginner soft corals due to their bright colour and hardiness. This fast-growing, reef-safe coral adds flowing movement and a vibrant neon-green hue to any reef tank. It is ideal for hobbyists looking for an easy-to-care-for coral that thrives under moderate to high lighting and flow. Available as frags, locally grown at GTA Reef in Toronto, with Canada-wide shipping and local pickup options.

Aquarium Care Requirements:

  • Lighting: Moderate to high. GSP glow brightest under strong LED or T5 lighting but can adapt to lower light conditions.
  • Water Flow: Moderate to strong, random flow is ideal. Keeps the mat clean and promotes healthy polyp extension.
  • Placement: Place on isolated rocks, frag plugs, or tank walls. Avoid placing near other corals, as GSP can rapidly spread and overgrow neighbours.
  • Feeding: Mostly photosynthetic. Optional feeding of phytoplankton or coral foods like Reef Roids can enhance growth but is not necessary for survival.
  • Aggression: Peaceful in terms of stinging but very aggressive in growth. It will overtake nearby corals if they are not properly contained.

FAQ Section

Q: Is this coral suitable for beginners?
A: Yes, Green Star Polyps (GSP) are excellent for beginners. They are hardy, adaptable to various lighting and water conditions, and grow quickly, rewarding them for new reef keepers. Just be mindful of their fast growth—placing them on an isolated rock or separate area will help prevent them from overtaking other corals.

Q: What is the Scientific name?
A: Pachyclavularia violacea

Q: What is the common name?
A: Green Star Polyps

Q: What is the size and how many pieces are included in this product?
A: The product includes one frag, approximately 1.5" x 1.5 inch in size or bigger