Indo Avocado Frogspawn

About this coral

Indo Avocado Frogspawn is an LPS (large polyp stony) coral from the Euphyllia “frogspawn” group, commonly kept for its attention‑grabbing, fleshy tentacles. In an aquarium, it’s valued as a display coral that sways with water movement and adds texture to the reefscape. Group-level care generally focuses on providing moderate lighting, steady medium flow, and enough space so its trailing tentacles can’t contact neighboring corals.

Features:

• Euphyllia frogspawn is typically best under moderate lighting rather than intense, direct top lighting
• Medium, consistent water flow helps the polyps extend and supports overall coral health
• Polyp behavior and appearance are usually responsive to flow and light adjustments
• It can develop trailing “sweeper” tentacles, so aquascape space and coral spacing matter
• Like many LPS corals, it benefits from a mix of light-driven energy and periodic feeding with appropriately sized meaty foods

Specifications:

• Care level (general guidance): Moderate
• Light: Moderate light
• Water flow: Medium flow
• Placement (general guidance): Use lower-to-mid tank areas where moderate light and medium flow can be maintained
• Feeding (general guidance): Benefits from occasional target feeding with suitable meaty aquarium foods
• Reef compatibility (general guidance): Allow space from other corals due to potential contact from trailing tentacles