Grafted War Coral Favia
Price range: $9.99 through $19.99With code SPOOKY70: $6.00
Tag: CR04
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About this coral
About this coral
Grafted War Coral Favia is an LPS (large polyp stony) coral from the Favia group, sold as a “grafted” frag. In practical terms, it’s a reef aquarium centerpiece coral with a brain-like texture, valued for its bold, fleshy polyps and hardy reputation. Because “War Coral” typically refers to a named coral variety rather than a separately documented species, this listing should be treated with group-level Favia care guidance for light, flow, and feeding. Use it in an established saltwater reef tank where you want an LPS that benefits from stable water quality and appropriate, moderate circulation.
Features:
- LPS coral with a brain-like, bumpy surface and fleshy polyps that add strong texture to the reef
- Grafted frag format can help improve frag stability once it’s established in your aquarium
- Generally considered among the hardier brain corals in the reef hobby (group-level guidance)
- Benefits from moderate light and gentle/moderate flow to keep tissues healthy without excessive blasting
- Like many photosynthetic LPS, it relies on light while also responding well to supplemental feeding when offered correctly
- Best used in a spot where it won’t be repeatedly contacted by strong currents or neighboring corals
Specifications:
- Coral type: LPS (Favia group)
- Care guidance: Moderate (general Favia coral guidance)
- Lighting: Moderate reef lighting (general Favia guidance)
- Water flow: Moderate to gentle, avoiding direct high-speed blasting (general Favia guidance)
- Temperature: ~24–27 °C (general reef parameter guidance)
- Salinity: ~1.024–1.026 SG (general reef parameter guidance)
- pH: ~8.1–8.4 (general reef parameter guidance)
- Alkalinity: ~7–11 dKH (general reef parameter guidance)
- Calcium: ~380–450 ppm (general reef parameter guidance)
- Magnesium: ~1250–1350 ppm (general reef parameter guidance)
- Diet: Photosynthesis plus supplemental meaty foods when appropriate (general LPS/Favia guidance)




