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The Pseudopterogorgia spp "Caribbean Ribbon Gorgonian" is a symbiotic photosynthetic gorgonian, easily recognizable by its flat, ribbon-like branches that elegantly sway in the current. Originating from the Caribbean reefs, it showcases a brown-purple to violet hue, highlighted by light, fine polyps regularly arranged along its edges.
In size S, this gorgonian is perfectly suited for nano-reefs as well as larger tanks. It fits into vertical or lateral areas of the decor, where it provides a light and mobile structure, while creating a gentle and realistic dynamic.
Thanks to its zooxanthellae, the Pseudopterogorgia Ribbon mainly feeds through photosynthesis. It does not require specific feeding but may appreciate additions of phytoplankton or microfauna to encourage polyp opening.
Moderate to strong lighting (120–200 PAR) is recommended to optimize photosynthesis. A gentle to moderate flow is ideal to keep the polyps in constant motion and to prevent any deposits on its flat branches.
The Pseudopterogorgia spp prefers stable and well-oxygenated water:
Non-aggressive and adaptable, the Caribbean Ribbon Gorgonian can be safely paired with soft, LPS, or SPS corals. It is perfect for structuring a natural decor and bringing a fluid and constant movement to your reef.
The Pseudopterogorgia spp Caribbean Ribbon Gorgonian size S is ideal for aquarists seeking a graphic, easy-to-care-for coral inspired by the wild reefs of the Caribbean.