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  1. Extreme Corals
    https://www.extremecorals.com/blog/trachyphyllia-coral-care-guide.html

    Top 3 Trachyphyllia Corals for Beginners: Finding the Perfect …

    Here are some beginner-friendly Trachyphyllia coral options that can thrive well in your aquarium environment: Trachyphyllia Geoffroyi: Known for its vibrant colors and hardy nature. Trachyphyllia Radiata: A popular choice due to its striking appearance and ease of care. Trachyphyllia Wellso: Unique in appearance and relatively low ...
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  3. Blackfish Marine
    https://www.blackfishmarine.co.uk/lps-corals/the-diverse-world-of...

    The Diverse World of Trachyphyllia Corals: Exploring Their Origins …

  4. Animal-World
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    Open Brain Coral | Animal World

  6. aquariumwhisperer.com
    https://aquariumwhisperer.com/types-of-coral-species

    25 Different Types of Coral Species - aquariumwhisperer.com

  7. REEF2REEF Saltwater and Reef Aquarium Forum
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    trachyphyllia | REEF2REEF Saltwater and Reef Aquarium Forum

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    What is a Trachyphyllia coral?
    Trachyphyllia corals, also known as "open brain" corals, are a popular choice for beginner reef aquarium enthusiasts. These corals are known for their vibrant colors and unique appearance, making them a visually appealing addition to any tank.

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    Why does Trachyphyllia die?
    The Trachyphyllia genus is also very responsive to fragmenting. Ultimately, this coral has been known to thrive and live many years in one aquarium and yet perish in another. Coral tissue receding can lead to disease, algae growth on the skeleton, and predation. This results in more receding and eventually death.

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    Are Trachyphyllia corals good for a reef aquarium?
    Proper water quality and regular feeding can help these corals flourish and enhance the aesthetics of your reef environment. Trachyphyllia corals are ideal for beginners due to their hardiness and vibrant colors. Here are the top 5 Trachyphyllia coral varieties you can consider for your reef aquarium:

    Top 3 Trachyphyllia Corals for Beginners: Finding the Perfect Match for

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    Is the open brain coral a Trachyphyllia?
    The Open Brain Coral T. geoffroyi is currently a valid species in the this family, and in the Trachyphyllia genus. However its close relative, the Pacific Rose Coral T. radiata, has been bounced around a bit more. The Pacific Rose is very much like the Open Brain Coral, but it is always distinctly round, and usually more folded in form.

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  9. Outforia
    https://outforia.com/types-of-coral

    A Colorful Exploration: 22 Types of Coral and Their Beauty …

  10. Fish Tank Advisor
    https://fishtankadvisor.com/lps-corals-beginners

    Top 10 LPS Corals for Beginners • Fish Tank Advisor

  11. reefpedia.org
    https://reefpedia.org/en/understanding-coral-feeding

    Understanding Coral Feeding - Reef Pedia

  12. REEF2REEF Saltwater and Reef Aquarium Forum
    https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/wild-trachyphyllia.1016768

    Wild trachyphyllia | REEF2REEF Saltwater and Reef Aquarium Forum

  13. REEF2REEF Saltwater and Reef Aquarium Forum
    https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/trachyphyllia-help.1045387

    Trachyphyllia help | REEF2REEF Saltwater and Reef Aquarium Forum