Bubble Cat Eye LPS Coral

Bubble corals do best on the sand bed under par of about 100-150. You can place them on low rock work as well if it is flat and there is no chance of it falling over.
 

We recommend keeping the coral in an area of the tank with low to medium flow. High flow is not recommended and may cause the tentacle flesh to tear when contacting the skeleton.

While bubble corals are zooxanthellate (meaning they derive nutrition from the symbiotic zooxanthellae in their tissues), they still require supplemental feedings and will exhibit much better health and growth if actively fed at least a few times a week.

At night when they are retracted, their tapered feeding tentacles will come out to feed. You need to be aware that although the bubbles do not have toxins, their feeder tentacles will sting.