Goniopora Icy Peppermint Frag — Green and Pale Blue Flowerpot LPS Reef Coral

The Icy Peppermint Goniopora earns its name: icy mint-green branches topped with crowns of pale lavender-blue tentacles around frosted white centers. A flowerpot coral in a cool, luminous palette you rarely see.

Watch this exact specimen moving in our systems — the video is in the image gallery above.

Our quick tip on keeping Goniopora corals thriving:

A frosted contrast on the reef

Like every Goniopora, its polyps rise on long stalks ending in 24 tentacles — versus 12 on Alveopora. Fully open, the frag turns into a swaying bouquet that fills its corner of the tank with motion.

Our expert tips at ReefSolution

Our Goniopora 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 Goniopora
• Red Sea Reef Energy AB+ 500 ml — a daily coral superfood
• Purple mint-tip Goniopora Ultra — its pastel ultra-grade cousin

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

Frequently asked questions

Can a Goniopora touch its neighbours?

Avoid direct contact: leave open space around the frag, because extended tentacles reach much farther than the base. A low placement with free space around it is how we run them in store.

What do Goniopora corals eat?

Fine plankton and filter-feeder coral foods. This one is fed Reef-Roids in our store.

Goniopora or Alveopora — how can you tell?

Count the tentacles per polyp: 24 on Goniopora, 12 on Alveopora.