THE CORAL COLLECTION

Scolymia australis

Currently classified as Homophyllia australis

Image is representative. Colour and form vary between colonies.

Wholesale

A single polyp. All the colour.

Solitary, fleshy LPS in a wide range of named colour forms. Choose your preferred grade and size below.

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Scolymia australis is a solitary, fleshy LPS prized for its range of colour forms, from B Grade through to Master specimens.

  • Lighting: Low
  • Water flow: Low
  • Placement: On the sand bed

Benefits from occasional target feeding with a meaty coral food.

Acclimate slowly and keep water parameters stable. These are general guidelines; every system differs.

Corals are packed to order in insulated styrofoam boxes and dispatched from Bundaberg, Queensland.

Freight and box costs are confirmed with your order, based on the number of boxes required. International orders ship with CITES export documentation; your country may also require an import permit.

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To ensure a balanced and sustainable selection across our coral range, orders cannot consist exclusively of premium or ultra-grade corals. We require a suitable mix of grades and varieties with each order.

If an order does not meet our ordering requirements, or contains an excessive selection of premium-grade corals, we will contact you to discuss additional corals that may need to be included to complete your order.

Our aim is to provide our customers with an exceptional range of quality corals while maintaining a balanced selection across our collection.

Australian sourced

Wild-harvested and aquacultured corals from the Great Barrier Reef, dispatched from Bundaberg.

Carefully packed

Packed to order in insulated boxes so your corals arrive in good condition.

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