Glitter Favia

About this coral

ASD Glitter Favia is a shop-named LPS coral in the Favia group, offered as a reef-aquarium coral. “Glitter” is part of the product name; no specific color, origin, or species is confirmed here. Favia-type corals are commonly kept as stationary reef display corals, where their fleshy, hard-coral structure adds texture to the aquascape. The care notes below are general guidance for the coral group, not verified requirements for this particular named variety. Allow room around the coral: Favia-type corals may extend sweeper tentacles that can contact nearby corals.

Features:

• A fleshy, hard-coral form characteristic of the Favia group, suitable for a reef display.
• General group-level guidance is moderate lighting; acclimate gradually when changing its light exposure.
• Use gentle to moderate water movement so water circulates around the coral without directing a strong current at it.
• Provide space from neighboring corals because extended sweeper tentacles may sting nearby animals.
• Favia-type corals can accept small meaty foods, though feeding is not a substitute for stable aquarium conditions.

Specifications:

• Coral group: Favia-type LPS coral; exact species and named-morph traits are not confirmed.
• Care level: General group guidance: moderate; maintain stable reef conditions.
• Lighting: Moderate light is a common general starting point for Favia-type corals; acclimate to changes.
• Water flow: Gentle to moderate, indirect circulation.
• Placement: A stable position with room around the coral, away from direct strong flow and close neighbors.
• Diet: May accept small meaty foods; feeding response can vary.
• Temperament: Can sting nearby corals with sweeper tentacles; provide separation.