Tank setup
A minimum 100L aquarium suits Jasmine Polyps. Provide hiding spots and stable water — this species thrives in a well-filtered community setup.
pH
8.1 - 8.4
Temperature
24° - 27 °C
Max size
10 cm
Min tank
100 L
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A delicate octocoral forming clusters of daisy-like polyps on an encrusting mat. Prefers moderate flow and light, and is slower-growing than most soft corals.
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Everything you need to keep Jasmine Polyps healthy in a South African setup.
A minimum 100L aquarium suits Jasmine Polyps. Provide hiding spots and stable water — this species thrives in a well-filtered community setup.
Keep pH 8.1–8.4 and 24–27°C. Stable parameters matter more than chasing perfect numbers — acclimate new arrivals slowly.
Jasmine Polyps is photosynthetic; benefits from fine feeding. Feed a varied diet appropriate for invertebrates — quality flakes, pellets, or frozen foods sized to the mouth.
Jasmine Polyps is generally peaceful. Observe during feeding and at lights-out for true temperament.
Pair with similarly sized peaceful tankmates in invertebrates. Avoid fin-nippers or species that outgrow this fish.
Breeding notes for Jasmine Polyps vary by line and water chemistry — ask your local shop about proven pairs in SA.
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