Husbandry
Wallace, 1999
Colonies may be up to one metre across and consist of wide flat horizontal branches. These may be very broad and laterally fused to form a perforated plate. Radial corallites are scattered over the upper surface and are mostly absent from the undersurface.
Colour: Tan, usually with pale branch ends.
Habitat: Protected reef slopes below 30 metres.
Abundance: May be locally common.
Text Source: Corals of the world by Charlie Veron
Colonies may be up to one metre across and consist of wide flat horizontal branches. These may be very broad and laterally fused to form a perforated plate. Radial corallites are scattered over the upper surface and are mostly absent from the undersurface.
Colour: Tan, usually with pale branch ends.
Habitat: Protected reef slopes below 30 metres.
Abundance: May be locally common.
Text Source: Corals of the world by Charlie Veron
