Description
Pulsing Xenia
Description – Distributed across the Indo-Pacific, the pulsating xenia is a species of soft coral in the family Xeniidae. They form large encrusting colony formations of around 20-40 heads, while spreading and forming new colonies. They are fast, aggressive growers that can easily dominate a reef. However, pulsing xenia provide much needed movement from their pulsing formations in the search for phytoplankton and zooplankton.
Lighting Requirements
Pulsing xenia require low – medium light intensity
| Light Intensity | PAR |
| Low Light | 30-60 |
| Medium Light | 60-150 |
| High Light | 150+ |
Flow – Low to Medium
Placement in the reef– lower to mid-levels – The best location for Pulsing Xenia is near the bottom of your tank. Xenia coral should be placed on its own rock, keeping distance -4 to 5 inches, at least- from any other rock or coral. This is because in ideal conditions they spread very rapidly and may become difficult to control. However, if you want a coral to cover the rockwork, this is your one!
Water quality
Salinity – 1.024-26
Ca- 420-500ppm
Mg- 1350-1420ppm
KH- 7-9
PO4- 0.05-8ppm
No3- 4ppm
Darren (verified owner) –
Bigger than description. Very good
Becky (verified owner) –
Beautiful Frag, privileged to be able to view your store it’s amzing thank you so much.
Tom –
Matt has been very helpful and great price really helpful very pleased 😀 looks amazing in my new tank