HOLLYWOOD NIGHTS GONI

Hollywood Nights Goniopora

Transform Your Tank with a Show-Stopping Floral Coral

Looking for a true centerpiece coral? The Hollywood Nights Goniopora is one of the most coveted color morphs in the modern reef hobby — a deep, velvety base adorned with polyps that bloom in striking contrasting tones, creating a living floral display unlike anything else in your saltwater aquarium. This isn't a coral you stumble across at a local shop. Specimens with this level of color saturation and consistency are rare, and demand from serious collectors is always high.

Goniopora are famously rewarding for the aquarist willing to meet their needs — under the right conditions, colonies pulse and sway with an almost hypnotic rhythm that no other coral can replicate. Growth is steady in a stable reef tank with moderate flow and nutrient availability, and over time this specimen will expand into a commanding, eye-catching colony. Once established, few corals generate as many compliments or as much curiosity from fellow hobbyists.

QUICK STATS & CARE GUIDE

• Common Name: Hollywood Nights Goniopora
• Current Size: Approx. 1–2 inches (frag/small colony — contact us for current availability)
• Care Level: Moderate — best suited for experienced reef keepers
• Temperament: Semi-aggressive; sweeper polyps can irritate nearby corals — maintain adequate spacing
• Diet: Photosynthetic; benefits from regular target feeding with coral-specific foods (e.g., coral snow, amino acids, small zooplankton)
• Reef Safe: Yes, with caution — provide adequate spacing from neighboring corals
• Water Conditions: Temp 76–80°F | Salinity 1.025–1.026 | pH 8.1–8.3 | dKH 8–10 | Ca 400–450 ppm | Mg 1250–1350 ppm | Low to moderate flow; moderate lighting (PAR 75–150)

WHY BUY FROM THE CORAL BOUTIQUE?

Every specimen at The Coral Boutique is ethically sourced, fully quarantined, and carefully conditioned in our Miami facility before it ever ships to you — so you can buy Hollywood Nights Goniopora online with complete confidence. We don't ship until your coral is healthy, acclimated, and thriving.