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  1. Goniastrea - Wikipedia

  2. Reef Chasers | Goniastrea Coral Care Guide

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    Goniastrea is a genus of stony corals in the family Merulinidae. Species belonging to the genus Goniastrea forms massive colonies, usually spherical or elongate, with well developed paliform lobes. Polyps can be seen only at night. The following species are currently recognized by the World Register of Marine Species :
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    The corallites of Goniastrea are arranged in deep valleys with walls that are a bit taller than the walls found on a Favia coral. Goniastrea are a hardy specimen of coral that can appear in a variety of colors and patterns.
    There aren't a tone of varieties of Goniastrea corals available through aquaculture due to its slow growth rate. This does not mean it's an overly difficult coral to keep, like with all corals, specimens have been seen to do well in captivity when the right combination of Food/Light/Flow and Filtration are achieved. PRICE: LOW-MODERATE.
    The reef coral, Goniastrea aspera, is known to be a physiologically robust species living in intertidal, marginal conditions (Kai and Sakai 2008; Henninge et al. 2010 ). Veron ( 1986) describes the genus as being ‘encountered frequently in places where no coral might be expected to live’.
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  8. The reef coral Goniastrea aspera: a ‘winner’ becomes a ‘loser’ …

  9. How to care for Goniastrea Coral in a Reef Tank

    Webby scott Shiles • February 27, 2023. All Corals , LPS Coral Care. Goniastrea corals (LPS Coral) are one of the most common types of coral found in reef tanks. These beautiful corals have a distinctive appearance …

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  11. Histopathological investigation of the reef coral …

    WebMar 5, 2021 · We characterized the histopathological changes in the cellular structure of the tissues of Goniastrea sp. that showed signs of discoloration and injury, to understand the pathology of this coral–macroalgal interaction.