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Great Grapes Goniopora

Description

The WWC Great Grapes Goniopora is a bold, high-contrast showpiece featuring vibrant magenta and grape-purple tones paired with an electric blue base. Each polyp is accented with subtle pops of bright green at the center, creating a striking, multi-layered glow under reef lighting.

Each polyp extends into long, smooth stalks with rounded, clustered tips that resemble tiny bunches of grapes. Under actinic blues, the coral comes alive — radiating hot pink, deep violet, and luminous blue with flashes of green that shimmer as the polyps sway.

The contrast between the glowing base and richly colored polyps creates impressive depth and movement. When fully extended, it forms a full, flowing colony that adds both color and structure to any reef.

As a WWC classic, this piece is prized for its unique coloration, strong extension, and signature grape-like appearance — making it a standout in any Goniopora collection.

💡 Care Tips:

  • Lighting: Moderate PAR (80–150), acclimate gradually for best coloration
  • Flow: Low to moderate, indirect flow to maintain full polyp extension
  • Placement: Lower to mid-level in a stable, nutrient-balanced system
  • Feeding: Regular feeding of phytoplankton or fine coral foods will support growth and health

💎 Lineage:

  • Direct from WWC (World Wide Corals)

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Great Grapes Goniopora

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The WWC Great Grapes Goniopora is a bold, high-contrast showpiece featuring vibrant magenta and grape-purple tones paired with an electric... Read more

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    Description

    The WWC Great Grapes Goniopora is a bold, high-contrast showpiece featuring vibrant magenta and grape-purple tones paired with an electric blue base. Each polyp is accented with subtle pops of bright green at the center, creating a striking, multi-layered glow under reef lighting.

    Each polyp extends into long, smooth stalks with rounded, clustered tips that resemble tiny bunches of grapes. Under actinic blues, the coral comes alive — radiating hot pink, deep violet, and luminous blue with flashes of green that shimmer as the polyps sway.

    The contrast between the glowing base and richly colored polyps creates impressive depth and movement. When fully extended, it forms a full, flowing colony that adds both color and structure to any reef.

    As a WWC classic, this piece is prized for its unique coloration, strong extension, and signature grape-like appearance — making it a standout in any Goniopora collection.

    💡 Care Tips:

    • Lighting: Moderate PAR (80–150), acclimate gradually for best coloration
    • Flow: Low to moderate, indirect flow to maintain full polyp extension
    • Placement: Lower to mid-level in a stable, nutrient-balanced system
    • Feeding: Regular feeding of phytoplankton or fine coral foods will support growth and health

    💎 Lineage:

    • Direct from WWC (World Wide Corals)

    Read more

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    Do you have a minimum order quantity (MOQ)?

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