RF Jester (Micromussa amakusensis) - 3 Heads Symphyllia radiating structure and vibrant coloration

radiating structure and vibrant coloration

Males are typically pink to orange with two faint darker spots (hence “bimaculatus”)

avoid direct exposure to powerheads or aggressive neighborsTemperature: 76–80°F (24–27°C)Salinity: 1

tolerates elevated nutrients better than many stony coralsFeeding: Primarily photosynthetic

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RF Jester (Micromussa amakusensis) - 3 Heads Symphyllia radiating structure and vibrant colorationA popular LPS (Large Polyp Stony) coral known for its fleshy polyps and vibrant colorsreds, oranges, greens, blues, and multicolor patterns. Colonies form encrusting or mound like structures with clearly defined individual heads. Often confused with Acanthastrea, but now classified under Micromussa (e. g., Micromussa lordhowensis). Lighting Low to moderate lighting (Too much light can cause bleaching; colors pop under moderate intensity) Placement