Corals

The Discosoma- and Rhodactis disc anemones are given names due to their flat, disc-shaped form of polyps. The polyps often sit close together and press the edge of oral disc: Thus the funnel shape arises for this coral species. The multiplication takes place in the marine aquarium largely asexually, by separating the oral disc (Discosoma) or by separating the segments (Rhodactis).
This category is primarily concerned with tropical corals of Rhodactis- and Discosoma class. In addition to Ultra disc anemones WhiteCorals sells additional corals of this species, it includes Ricordea classes (Ricordea Florida, Ricordea Yuma) which also belong to this species of disc anemones, however has few differences.
Get an overview about Discosoma disc anemones with the popular scientific coral names we use in Coral ID - the coral encyclopedia
Rhodactis Yellow Spots (Filter)
EUR 34,90*
to articleRhodactis Persian Rug (Filter)
EUR 69,90*
to articleDiscosoma Green Branch (Filter)
EUR 29,90*
to articleDiscosoma Mix Branch Aussie (Filter)
EUR 34,90*
to articleDiscosoma Red Branch Aussie (Filter)
EUR 44,90*
to articleRhodactis Blue and Orange (Filter)
EUR 34,90*
to articleRhodactis Green Velvet (Filter)
EUR 39,90*
to articleRhodactis Blood Splatter (Filter)
EUR 34,90*
to articleDiscosoma Golden Leopard (Filter)
EUR 34,90*
to articleDiscosoma Golden Leopard (Filter)
EUR 34,90*
to articleEasy to keep
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