Bernardpora Sunset Frag — Orange Encrusting Flowerpot LPS Coral for Reef Tanks

The Sunset wears end-of-day colours: a dense carpet of short peach-orange polyps over a neon green base that glows between the crowns. Bernardpora is the encrusting close cousin of Goniopora — same flowerpot coral family, but a compact version that hugs the rock instead of rising on long stalks.

Our quick tip on keeping flowerpot corals thriving:

A sunset spread over the rock

With its encrusting growth and short polyps, Bernardpora covers low surfaces in a continuous layer of colour. The Sunset's orange-over-green contrast makes it one of the warmest pieces in the family.

Our expert tips at ReefSolution

Our flowerpot corals are fed Reef-Roids right in the store before they head home with you. Give this frag a low spot in the tank, gentle flow and a slow light acclimation — that is what works in our systems.

Why buy from ReefSolution

• Reef-Roids 75 g — powdered plankton to feed your flowerpot corals
• Red Sea Reef Energy AB+ 500 ml — a daily coral superfood
• Bernardpora Hellfire — the fiery red encrusting brother

Reef expertise in our Laval store and safe coral shipping across Canada.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Bernardpora and Goniopora?

The silhouette: Bernardpora keeps short polyps and encrusts over rock, while Goniopora extends long swaying stalks into the current.

What do you feed a Bernardpora?

Like other flowerpot corals: fine plankton made for filter feeders. This one is fed Reef-Roids in our store.

Where should an encrusting coral go in the tank?

Low in the aquarium, on rockwork it can spread over, with gentle flow — our in-store approach for the whole family.