Grey/Purple With Toxic Green Lobophyllia WYSIWYG

The Grey/Purple with Toxic Green Lobophyllia is a striking LPS coral showcasing rich, moody base tones contrasted by a vivid toxic green mouth. Subtle grey and purple hues give this coral a refined, metallic look under white lighting, while blue-heavy spectra reveal intense fluorescence and sharp colour separation. The result is a bold yet elegant display coral ideal for feature placement in established reef aquariums.

This specimen is offered WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) , ensuring the exact coral shown is the one you will receive.

Lobophyllia corals originate from the Indo-Pacific region, with natural populations found throughout:

The Great Barrier Reef, Australia

Central and Western Pacific reef systems

In the wild, Lobophyllia are commonly found on lagoon floors and reef slopes, typically in sandy or rubble areas where lighting is moderate and water movement is gentle.

Lobophyllia have long been valued in the reef hobby for their heavy tissue, strong feeding response, and ability to thrive in a wide range of reef systems. As reef lighting technology advanced, colour morphs featuring deeper purples, greys, and high-contrast green mouths became increasingly desirable, particularly among collectors seeking unique yet hardy display corals.

Classified as an LPS (Large Polyp Stony) coral, Lobophyllia are known for their folded skeletal structure and thick, fleshy tissue.