Midnight Daisy Polyps Coral or Green - Eyed Daisy Polyps. Small polyps with bright green centers.
Frag 1,5” include 8+Polyps. Colony on the rock.
Clove Polyps are one of the nicest of all clove polyps, and one of the hardest to find.  Thay have incredible color. They have long stems and SMALL heads which wave beautifully in the currents. Like all of our polyps they are aquacultured specimens, many generations removed from the original wild starter colonies. Keep in mind this type of coral collects some dust and hair algea (normal for them because they can grow in the sent and over the rocks). We have multiple frag sizes.
Clove Polyps are a beautiful fast-growing soft coral that in many ways resemble both a Xenia and a Pipe Organ. They have soft feathery polyps that sometimes carry either an orange or green highlight. Their base forms a tube that the stalk extends from.
Clavularia thrive under a wide assortment of lighting. Start with medium lighting to be safe.
Moderate to high water movement is recommended. Sometimes detritus accumulates at the base of clove polyps and stronger flow helps prevent buildup.
Clavularia relies heavily on the products of their zooxanthellae but also may feed on phytoplankton and similarly sized microfauna in the water column.
 
Disclaimer:
Corals on the pictures are not WYSIWYG, photos was made under different lighting (blue or white lights) and in different tank (our show of frag tanks). You will get coral size as described, shape and color could be slightly off due to shipping stress. 
Clove Polyps are one of the nicest of all clove polyps, and one of the hardest to find.  Thay have incredible color. They have long stems and SMALL heads which wave beautifully in the currents. Like all of our polyps they are aquacultured specimens, many generations removed from the original wild starter colonies. Keep in mind this type of coral collects some dust and hair algea (normal for them because they can grow in the sent and over the rocks). We have multiple frag sizes.Clove Polyps are a beautiful fast-growing soft coral that in many ways resemble both a Xenia and a Pipe Organ. They have soft feathery polyps that sometimes carry either an orange or green highlight. Their base forms a tube that the stalk extends from.Clavularia thrive under a wide assortment of lighting. Start with medium lighting to be safe.Moderate to high water movement is recommended. Sometimes detritus accumulates at the base of clove polyps and stronger flow helps prevent buildup.Clavularia relies heavily on the products of their zooxanthellae but also may feed on phytoplankton and similarly sized microfauna in the water column.Disclaimer:Corals on the pictures are not WYSIWYG, photos was made under different lighting (blue or white lights) and in different tank (our show of frag tanks). You will get coral size as described, shape and color could be slightly off due to shipping stress.