Green Rhodactis Mushroom

About this coral

Green Rhodactis Mushroom is a mushroom-type coral from the genus Rhodactis (a fleshy, mushroom-like corallimorph rather than a stony coral). It’s a popular practical choice for reef aquariums because it’s often kept successfully with simpler “mushroom coral” husbandry—especially when the tank has stable conditions and the coral is placed in the right light and water movement zone. This shop listing is specifically for a green Rhodactis mushroom, and care below is general guidance for Rhodactis mushrooms rather than a guarantee of exact morph-specific traits.

Features:

• Beginner-friendly “mushroom coral” husbandry: generally considered hardy and forgiving compared with many other corals.
• Light preference: low to moderate lighting, with gradual acclimation needed if your aquarium is brighter than the coral is used to.
• Water movement preference: low to medium or gentle-to-moderate flow; too much flow/light can cause retraction or shrinkage.
• Photosynthetic nutrition: the coral relies heavily on its symbiotic algae, so it typically does well without frequent targeted feeding.
• Placement tip: keep it where it can settle comfortably—mushrooms may detach or appear to “move” when conditions aren’t ideal.
• Often shipped/kept attached to a small rock base, making it easier to position on your aquascape.

Specifications:

• Care level: Beginner-friendly (general mushroom coral guidance).
• Coral type: Rhodactis mushroom coral (corallimorph; fleshy polyps, no stony skeleton).
• Lighting: Low to moderate light (acclimate gradually).
• Water flow: Low to medium; gentle to moderate flow recommended.
• Temperature: About 72–79°F (22–26°C).
• Salinity (Specific Gravity): About 1.023–1.026.
• pH: About 8.1–8.4.
• Alkalinity: About 8–12 dKH.
• Calcium: About 400–450 ppm.
• Magnesium: About 1250–1350 ppm.