Green Octospawn
Green Octospawn Coral
Fimbriaphyllia yaeyamaensis ā formerly Euphyllia yaeyamaensis
The Green Octospawn Coral (Fimbriaphyllia yaeyamaensis) is a standout large-polyp stony coral prized for its thick, branching tentacles and bright neon-green tips set against a rich purple to lavender base. Under blue and hybrid reef lighting, this coral displays intense fluorescence and constant, flowing movement that makes it a true centerpiece coral.
Previously classified under the Euphyllia genus, Fimbriaphyllia yaeyamaensis is closely related to frogspawn and hammer corals but is easily distinguished by its unique multi-lobed āoctoā tentacle structure. Its fleshy polyps extend generously, giving the colony a full, high-impact appearance.
This species is considered moderately hardy and does well in established reef aquariums with stable parameters. When properly placed, it shows excellent extension and steady growth.
Care Guidelines
- Lighting: Moderate
- Flow: Low to moderate, indirect
- Placement: Mid to lower areas of the aquarium
- Temperament: Semi-aggressive ā provide adequate spacing from neighboring corals
- Feeding: Optional but beneficial; accepts fine meaty foods and coral blends
An excellent choice for reef keepers seeking bold color, movement, and a distinctive take on classic Euphyllia-type corals.
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Green Octospawn
Green Octospawn
Green Octospawn Coral
Fimbriaphyllia yaeyamaensis ā formerly Euphyllia yaeyamaensis
The Green Octospawn Coral (Fimbriaphyllia yaeyamaensis) is a standout large-polyp stony coral prized for its thick, branching tentacles and bright neon-green tips set against a rich purple to lavender base. Under blue and hybrid reef lighting, this coral displays intense fluorescence and constant, flowing movement that makes it a true centerpiece coral.
Previously classified under the Euphyllia genus, Fimbriaphyllia yaeyamaensis is closely related to frogspawn and hammer corals but is easily distinguished by its unique multi-lobed āoctoā tentacle structure. Its fleshy polyps extend generously, giving the colony a full, high-impact appearance.
This species is considered moderately hardy and does well in established reef aquariums with stable parameters. When properly placed, it shows excellent extension and steady growth.
Care Guidelines
- Lighting: Moderate
- Flow: Low to moderate, indirect
- Placement: Mid to lower areas of the aquarium
- Temperament: Semi-aggressive ā provide adequate spacing from neighboring corals
- Feeding: Optional but beneficial; accepts fine meaty foods and coral blends
An excellent choice for reef keepers seeking bold color, movement, and a distinctive take on classic Euphyllia-type corals.
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Description
Green Octospawn Coral
Fimbriaphyllia yaeyamaensis ā formerly Euphyllia yaeyamaensis
The Green Octospawn Coral (Fimbriaphyllia yaeyamaensis) is a standout large-polyp stony coral prized for its thick, branching tentacles and bright neon-green tips set against a rich purple to lavender base. Under blue and hybrid reef lighting, this coral displays intense fluorescence and constant, flowing movement that makes it a true centerpiece coral.
Previously classified under the Euphyllia genus, Fimbriaphyllia yaeyamaensis is closely related to frogspawn and hammer corals but is easily distinguished by its unique multi-lobed āoctoā tentacle structure. Its fleshy polyps extend generously, giving the colony a full, high-impact appearance.
This species is considered moderately hardy and does well in established reef aquariums with stable parameters. When properly placed, it shows excellent extension and steady growth.
Care Guidelines
- Lighting: Moderate
- Flow: Low to moderate, indirect
- Placement: Mid to lower areas of the aquarium
- Temperament: Semi-aggressive ā provide adequate spacing from neighboring corals
- Feeding: Optional but beneficial; accepts fine meaty foods and coral blends
An excellent choice for reef keepers seeking bold color, movement, and a distinctive take on classic Euphyllia-type corals.













