Blastomussa Merletti Aquaculture Saltwater LPS Coral. Grown in USA at coralSLover Aquaculture Farm. Zero Wild Collected. Legally Permitted. Small Polyp.
🌿 Sustainably Aquacultured Live Saltwater Coral – Zero Wild Collection
Welcome to coralSLover, a family-owned reef aquaculture farm based in Upstate New York — proudly providing 100% legally aquaculture coral frags and colony’s to reefers across the U.S.We are a licensed facility holding a valid Marine Hatchery Permit issued by the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC). All coral sold is propagated in our indoor, shore-based, closed saltwater systems and meets U.S. legal standards for marine ornamental aquaculture.
🌊 We don’t collect corals from the wild. Each coral frag is adopted, and propagated in-our farm from tank-raised, long-established colonies — many thriving with us since 2010. We’re committed to growing the reefing hobby responsibly by protecting wild ecosystems and promoting ethical marine aquaculture.
✅ Our Corals is:
• Fully healed and pest-free
• Carefully clipped from vibrant parent colonies
• Adapted to tank life for better survivability
• Grown under optimal reef lighting and flowOur corals are available in a wide range of stunning species including:
Mushrooms | Softies | Zoanthids | LPS | SPSWhether you’re just getting started or collecting rare pieces, we’ll hand-select corals tailored to your reef tank’s lighting, flow, and experience level.
Pink & Green Blastomussa merletti – Aquacultured LPS Coral
Frags Available – Small Polyp VarietyA vibrant contrast of color and texture, the Blastomussa merletti features small neon green centers surrounded by deep pink skirts, creating a glowing bullseye effect. Although they may resemble mushrooms from a distance, these are true LPS corals with brilliant color and delicate structure.
Color & Appearance
Glowing neon green cores with bold pink skirts
Small, uniform heads on a branching skeletal base
One of the most colorful low-light LPS options
Often mistaken for soft corals due to their fleshy polypsLighting:
Thrives in low to moderate lighting
Avoid intense light to prevent polyp inflation or stress
Great choice for shaded areas or nano reef tanksWater Flow:
Tolerates a range of flow, but moderate, indirect flow is ideal
Too much direct flow may limit polyp extensionFeeding:
Photosynthetic, but responds well to direct feeding
Offer small meaty foods like mysis shrimp, krill, or reef-roids
Feeding encourages faster growth and richer colorationAvailable Sizes:
Multiple frag sizes available
All frags are healthy, aquacultured, and pest-freePlacement Tips:
Place your Blasto in a low-light, low-flow zone of the aquarium — such as under rock ledges, in shaded corners, or lower tank levels. Perfect for aquarists seeking a hardy yet exotic coral with long-term visual impact.
⚠️ Legal & Policy Compliance Notice:
• All corals are domestically propagated under U.S. Marine Hatchery Permit
• No wild-collected or illegally imported species are sold — ever.📷 Note About Photos:
Images shown represent our corals under blue or white lights in display tanks. You will receive frags matching the size description; shape and color may vary slightly due to natural variation and shipping stress.🌍 Let’s build a reef-safe hobby together
🧡 coralSLover Aquaculture Farm. Zero Wild Collection. Legally Permitted Facility.
Blastomussa Merletti Aquaculture Saltwater LPS Coral. Grown in USA
Blastomussa are an interesting stony coral because from afar they resemble mushroom corallimorphs. They are a relatively easy coral to care for with modest requirements for both flow and light. In fact, we have found they tend to do best in low light conditions. They are also easy to feed and later propagate making them a great choice for reef aquarists looking to try some of the more exotic large polyp stony corals.