LC Pink Lemonade Stereonepthea - Finally Available for Pre-Order

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Hello, Legendary Reefers

We know that many of you have been waiting months to procure a frag of our infamous LC Pink Lemonade Stereonepthea. Pre-Orders are finally once again available! 1/2" frags are currently healing up but will not begin shipping until Tuesday, January 3rd. This helps to ensure that the frags are fully healed, attached, and also prevents any shipping delays during the holiday season.

Pre-Orders for the LC Pink Lemonade Stereonepthea may be combined with other corals on the website, but they will not be shipped until January 3rd.

Link for Pre-Order: https://www.legendary-corals.com/product-page/lc-pink-lemonade-scleronephthya

A bit of information regarding this incredible coral:

One of the most asked-about corals that we have and one of those corals that are best viewed under white lights. An incredible contrast of yellow base and pink-purple polyps. There are small fibers throughout the body that look like crystal shards. Each of the polyps also has metallic white-silver tips, giving this coral an even more exotic look.

We first found this phenomenal piece as a small hitchhiker at an LFS thinking it was a unique Kenya tree. We grew that tiny 1/2" nub into a mini-colony within a few months. It was then properly identified by Jake Adams of Reef Builders once we sent him a frag. The more common Scleronephthya is known as a Carnation Coral, which has a disastrous track record in the hobby. This Stereonephthya is much thinner and resembles a Kenya Tree. We have great luck with this piece, most likely because we grew it from such a small frag. It's proven to be no more difficult than a regular Kenya, aside from being a much slower grower.

LC Pink Lemonade Stereonephthya will do well and grow much faster with a weekly feeding, as it's not 100% photosynthetic.

Sincerely,
Darwin

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Hey Darwin, would you consider care for this the same as a Japanese nepthea or any other from that family? Absolutely beautiful! If it's on the easier side of care compared to like a NPS coral, might have to give this a shot!
 
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Hey Darwin, would you consider care for this the same as a Japanese nepthea or any other from that family? Absolutely beautiful! If it's on the easier side of care compared to like a NPS coral, might have to give this a shot!
I would definitely say it's the same care as the Japanese Nepthea!
 

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