Mushrooms
Sunkiss Bounce Mushroom
Original price was: $239.99.$90.00Current price is: $90.00.With code SPOOKY70: $72.00
Tag: CR40
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- Packed to order with heat or cold packs for the season
- Eating and settled in our systems before it ships
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About this coral
About this coral
Sunkiss Bounce Mushroom is a mushroom coral for reef aquariums, sold under this shop name as a type of soft, beginner-friendly coral. Mushroom corals are valued for their resilience and for the way they add movement and color on rockwork. In practice, they’re commonly used as an easy starter coral that can help you build a lively display while you learn basic reef keeping routines.
Features:
- Beginner-friendly: generally considered an easy coral to keep with low day-to-day demands.
- Mushroom corals naturally cling to live rock or other stable surfaces, making them well suited to aquascaping.
- Best results usually come from providing suitable light for photosynthesis and gentle water movement rather than strong, blasting flow.
- They can be a good choice for filling out rock structure and adding texture in reef tanks.
- Most thrive in established systems where water quality is stable and routine maintenance is consistent.
- Sensible placement (typically not directly in intense, high-velocity currents) helps the coral extend and maintain a healthy look.
Specifications:
- Coral type: Mushroom coral
- Care level (general): Beginner-friendly; low requirements
- Typical aquarium setup: Reef aquarium with live rock for attachment
- Light (general guidance): Moderate light, adjusted to the coral’s response
- Water flow (general guidance): Gentle to low/medium flow to avoid constant strong current
- Feeding (general guidance): Primarily relies on light; target feeding is optional and case-dependent




