Ultra Glitter Lobo

About this coral

ASD Ultra Glitter Lobo is a named Lobo LPS coral offered for reef aquariums. “Lobo” is a common trade name generally used for Lobophyllia-type corals; the shop name does not establish a particular species or document this variety’s specific appearance. Lobos are fleshy, hard corals with a stony skeleton. Their substantial coral tissue and visible form make them a display animal for a suitable reef aquarium. The guidance below is general for Lobo-type corals, not a verified care sheet for this named variety.

Features:

• A large-polyp stony coral with fleshy tissue over a hard skeleton, consistent with the shop’s LPS category.
• Generally suited to moderate lighting; acclimate it gradually when placing it under aquarium lights.
• Low to moderate water movement helps keep tissue gently moving without forcing it against the skeleton.
• Can accept meaty aquarium foods. Feeding is optional; offer small portions the coral can capture and remove uneaten food.
• Allow space from neighboring corals: LPS corals may extend stinging tentacles and injure nearby animals.

Specifications:

• Care level: Moderate; general guidance for Lobo-type corals.
• Placement: Stable rockwork or another secure position with room around the coral; avoid direct, forceful flow.
• Lighting: Moderate, with gradual acclimation; individual response can vary.
• Water flow: Low to moderate, indirect movement.
• Diet: Photosynthetic, and may capture small meaty foods.
• Water conditions: Maintain stable reef-aquarium conditions appropriate for LPS corals. No variety-specific parameter targets are verified for this listing.