Goniopora & Alveopora
Barbie Goni
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About this coral
About this coral
Barbie Goni is an LPS “flowerpot” coral, prized for its flowing, tentacle-like polyps that sway and capture attention in the aquarium. In practical terms, it’s a showpiece coral for reef setups where you can maintain stable water chemistry and provide gentle, even circulation. Because “Barbie Goni” appears to be a named variety rather than a fully verified species identity, this description focuses on general guidance for flowerpot (Goniopora-type) LPS care.
Features:
- Flowing polyp display that can add a soft, animated look to your aquascape
- Best appreciated when placed where polyps can extend and are visible during aquarium lighting
- Generally suited to reef aquariums with stable chemistry and careful acclimation
- Typically prefers moderate light and moderate, indirect water movement to keep tissues extended
- Usually benefits from supplemental feeding beyond light, as many LPS rely on a mix of photosynthesis and captured food
- A good choice for aquarists who enjoy maintaining consistent parameters for long-term coral health
Specifications:
- Coral group: Flowerpot coral (Goniopora-type LPS) — general care guidance
- Care level: Moderate (stability matters)
- Lighting: Moderate light (reef lighting; adjust based on polyp response)
- Water flow: Moderate, indirect flow (avoid blasting currents)
- Placement: Lower to mid-aquascape where polyps can extend and get even illumination
- Temperature: ~72–78°F (22–26°C)
- Salinity: ~1.024–1.026 (specific gravity)
- pH: ~8.1–8.4
- Alkalinity: ~8–9 dKH
- Calcium: ~400–450 ppm
- Magnesium: ~1250–1350 ppm
- Diet: Supplemental coral feeding as needed; many aquarists offer fine particulate foods in addition to relying on photosynthesis







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