The **Tongue Coral** is a rare sight in home aquariums. Predominantly found in the Indo-Pacific, these elongated corals resemble a tongue. They are generally flat and display green and tan hues. Occasionally, **Tongue Corals** may branch out, forming x and y shapes.

Position your **Tongue Coral** at the tank's base, ensuring moderate water flow and moderate to high lighting. After a day or two, observe for any stress indicators. If stress is evident, adjust the coral's position slightly until it appears content.

Being semi-aggressive, **Tongue Corals** should not be placed too close to other corals. Their long tentacles emerge at night and can sting nearby corals. Keep this in mind when positioning your **Tongue Coral**.

Feeding your **Tongue Coral** with meaty foods like mysis, baby brine shrimp, and micro-plankton during the evening will promote health and happiness. Regular water changes or dosing to replenish trace elements will also be beneficial.

Temperament: Semi-aggressive

Maximum Size:
Coloration: Green, Tan
Diet: Carnivorous
Regions Found: Indo-Pacific
Reef Compatibility:
Experience Level: Intermediate
Water Conditions: 74-82F, SG 1.020-1.027, PH 7.9-8.5
Alternate Names: Green Tongue Coral, Hedgehog Coral, Slipper Coral, Sea Mole

Contact us anytime for inquiries about the **Tongue Coral** and its suitability for your aquarium.

• Miniature: Up to 2.5"
• Compact: Over 2.5-3"
• Small-Medium: Over 3-3.5"
• Medium: Over 3.5-4"
• Medium-Large: Over 4-4.5"
• Large: Over 4.5-5.5"
• Extra Large: Over 5.5-6.5"
• XXL: Over 6.5-7.5"
• Exhibition Size: Over 7.5"