Reverse Bleeding Apple Scoly

This Reverse Bleeding Apple Scolymia is a single, large-polyp specimen displaying a vivid orange base color divided by bold, branching green suture lines that radiate outward from the mouth in an irregular, vein-like pattern – the defining characteristic of the coveted ‘bleeding’ morph, here rendered in an unusually saturated orange-on-green combination. Under blue and actinic lighting the green channels fluoresce intensely against the warm orange tissue, creating a contrast that holds attention from across the room. Scolymia prefer placement on the sand bed or low rock with indirect, low to moderate flow. Feed target with small meaty foods 2-3 times per week for optimal coloration and steady growth. What you see in this photograph is exactly the specimen you will receive.