Australomussa Coral Care - Coral Care Articles - Articles - Tidal …
WEBNow that we’ve gone over some background info on Australomussa, let’s dive into their care requirements. Lighting. Australomussa are photosynthetic corals, meaning they get nutrients from the products of photosynthesis carried out by symbiotic dinoflagellates called zooxanthellae living in their flesh.
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Corals of the World
WEBAustralomussa rowleyensis. Veron, 1985 Australomussa Veron, 1985 Characters: Colonies are flattened, helmet- or dome-shaped and may be several metres across. Corallites are subcerioid or have short, shallow valleys 8-20 millimetres wide, separated by thick walls. Tissue over the septa is usually distinct in colour and/or ...
Kiss Australomussa goodbye, say hello to Parascolymia rowleyensis
WEBDec 16, 2014 · Kiss Australomussa goodbye, say hello to Parascolymia rowleyensis. Jake Adams. Dec 16, 2014. 0. Australomussa’s place on the LPS branch of the coral tree of life has always been a little bit murky – today we learn a little bit more about where it belongs, and who its friends are.
Australomussa Coral Care Tips - Reefs.com
WEBJun 8, 2021 · Australomussa a.k.a. Parascolymia is an uncommon LPS that could make for a wonderful centerpiece of a mixed reef aquarium. Let’s take a closer look at the care requirements for this coral. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGdAIpjFq4vygKzXAyDKKtQ/join. …
Australomussa in Coral ID - The Whitecorals coral encyclopedia …
WEBAustralomussa. Australomussa was a former LPS coral genus that was monotypic with the sole species Australomussa rowleyensis - because nowadays, the species - after a short excursion to the genus Parascolymia – has been rolled into the genus Lobophyllia as Lobophyllia rowleyensis.
Australomussa rowleyensis - Corals of the World
WEBWe are currently working on a significant update to the taxonomy in Corals of the World. **We would welcome images of rare and unusual species and of location-specific variants of common species.
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