Aiptasia Eating Filefish Brain Corals The name change from "Favia"

The name change from "Favia" to "Dipsastraea" is a result of taxonomic revisions and advancements in our understanding of coral taxonomy

These corals are labeled to be very aggressive eaters with their long sweeping tentacles which may affect their neighbors

Helpful pairings from our store include New Dawn Nori Sheets as a staple grazing food and 1mm PE Pellets as part of a varied prepared diet

Red variations may be referred to as Rose Anemones

Aiptasia Eating Filefish Brain Corals The name change from "Favia"Aiptasia Eating Filefish (Acreichthys tomentosus) is a captive bred oddball reef fish valued for two main reasons: its unusual camouflaged look and its potential to help reduce nuisance Aiptasia in marine aquariums. This species is also commonly sold as the Bristletail Filefish or Matted Filefish. Its mottled green, tan, and brown pattern shifts with mood and surroundings, giving it a cryptic look that stands out in a reef tank without relying on