The ORA Red Planet is an absolutely stunning SPS coral (small polyped stony). This coral has a bright fluorescent green body with reddish pink growth tips and beautiful red polyps. This coral will have a pretty compact growth pattern and should table out nicely under the right conditions. The red planet is considered to by a pretty hardy coral. ORA worked with this particular strain for over two years before releasing it, starting with a single tiny fragment which was obtained from a hobbyist in Europe. The Red Planet Table is a fast growing coral, and displays exceptional color under a wide variety of lighting conditions. This is one of the nicest corals ORA has released; as you can see from the many photos.
Here are a few photos of an ORA Red Planet colony.
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A georgous ORA Red Planet colony was sent in by seminolecpa. Bright red, contrasted with green, and plenty of new growth tips make this colony one of our favorites!!
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An ORA Red Planet frag is set on the sandbed of this 36g bowfront reef tank. Another example of the nice red against the bright green of this ORA frag. This ORA Red Planet coral is shown under 250W Radium bulb on an IceCap Ballast. The addition of 4 24″ T12 VHO Super Actinics add [...]
This is a nice top-down photo of the ORA Red Planet. The right side looks like it has a little more green in the base. This reef tank looks like it’s full of acro colonies.
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Come on now. This ORA Red Planet is magenta under these lights!! Another amazing ORA Coral. I can just stare at this coral and wait for mine to turn green