Ultra Aussie Goniastrea

Ultra Aussie Goniastrea (Brain Coral)

Transform Your Tank with Aussie-Grade Brain Coral Brilliance

Looking for a showpiece that stops the scroll? The Ultra Aussie Goniastrea is one of the most visually striking brain corals available in the reef tank hobby, sourced directly from Australian waters, where pristine conditions produce color morphs that Indo-Pacific specimens simply can't match. Expect rich, saturated ridges in electric greens, deep teals, and warm golds that intensify dramatically under reef lighting. This is a collector-grade specimen, and availability at this color grade is strictly limited.

Goniastrea are a rewarding addition for aquarists of any experience level: hardy enough for newer reef keepers, yet complex and beautiful enough to anchor a high-end saltwater aquarium build. Growth is steady and predictable, with this LPS coral slowly expanding its signature meandering valleys over time. It's a low-aggression species that holds its own without becoming a problem neighbor, making it a smart centerpiece for a mixed reef tank.

QUICK STATS & CARE GUIDE

• Common Name:Ultra Aussie Brain Coral / Goniastrea Brain Coral
• Current Size:Not specified; contact us for current stock sizing
• Care Level:Easy
• Temperament:Semi-aggressive (sweeper tentacles at night; maintain moderate spacing)
• Diet:Photosynthetic; benefits from light target feeding of coral foods, mysis, or reef roids 1 to 2x per week
• Reef Safe:Yes (with caution; allow adequate spacing from neighboring corals)
• Water Conditions:Temp 76 to 80°F | Salinity 1.025 to 1.026 | pH 8.1 to 8.3 | Alkalinity 8 to 10 dKH | Calcium 400 to 450 ppm | Moderate flow, low to moderate lighting

WHY BUY FROM THE CORAL BOUTIQUE?

Every specimen at The Coral Boutique is ethically sourced, fully quarantined, and conditioned in our Miami facility, eating well and acclimated to aquarium life before it ever ships to you. When you buy Goniastrea online, you deserve a coral that's reef-ready from day one, and that's exactly what we deliver.