Sponge sp (approximately 25 cm)

Sponge sp. – Decorative Marine Sponge

A Filtering Organism for Your Reef

Marine sponges (Sponge sp.) are non-photosynthetic organisms with various shapes – massive, tubular, finger-like, or plate-like – that filter water by capturing fine particles and microorganisms. This role of natural filtration makes them useful for improving water quality and stabilizing the aquarium ecosystem.

Varied Shapes and Colors

Sponge sp. can be red, yellow, orange, purple, or even green depending on the species. Their porous texture and original appearance add a touch of exoticism and realism to your reef décor, while creating natural hiding places for small invertebrates or juveniles.

Ideal Maintenance Conditions

Lighting and Water Flow

As sponges are non-symbiotic, they do not require light. However, they do need moderate to strong water flow to ensure nutrients are well distributed and their pores do not become clogged.

Water Parameters

To stay healthy, sponges need clean and stable water:

• Temperature: 24–26°C
• Salinity: 35 ppt (1.025)
• pH: 8.0–8.4
• KH: 7–9 dKH
• No exposure to air – handle underwater only

A Useful and Decorative Coral

Sponge sp. easily integrate into the dimly lit areas of the aquarium, such as overhangs, crevices, or back areas. They contribute to the biological balance while adding a natural and colorful relief to your entire reef décor.

Add a Natural and Functional Touch to Your Aquarium

Whether tubular, massive, or branch-like, each Sponge sp. enriches your aquarium both visually and biologically. An ideal piece for reef enthusiasts looking to promote natural filtration and diversify life forms in their marine tank.