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The Jawbreaker Eclectus Mushroom Coral is one of the most eye-catching and highly coveted varieties of mushroom coral, known for its stunning and vibrant color patterns. This type of Discosoma mushroom coral is truly a premium collector's piece, often described as having an almost candy-like appearance with swirling, multicolored hues.
The Jawbreaker name likely comes from the coral's intense, almost overwhelming beauty—it's a showstopper that’s bound to draw attention in any reef tank. The mix of neon greens, reds, blues, and oranges makes this coral appear alive with color, and it often looks like something you would see in a high-end, premium aquarium setup.
Care Requirements:
While the Jawbreaker Eclectus Mushroom is relatively hardy, it does have specific care needs that should be met to maintain its vibrant appearance:
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Lighting: They do best under moderate to strong lighting. Under blue or actinic lights, the neon colors really shine and pop, creating a dramatic effect. However, they can also tolerate lower light levels, though they won’t exhibit their full potential in terms of coloration under such conditions.
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Water Flow: These mushrooms prefer low to moderate water flow. Too much current can cause them to retract or get stressed, while too little flow might result in them being less healthy or vibrant.
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Water Parameters: As with most mushrooms, they thrive in stable water conditions. Ideal parameters include:
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Temperature: 75–80°F (24–27°C)
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Salinity: 1.025
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pH: Slightly alkaline (8.1-8.4)
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Nitrates: Keep them low to moderate.
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Placement: It's best to place the Jawbreaker Eclectus Mushroom on the substrate or rock in a spot where it can have room to spread out. They grow slowly over time and will eventually create a beautiful colony of bright, vibrant polyps.
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