Distichopora [Distichopora]

Description

Distichopora is a genus of hydrozoan corals known for their distinctive, finely branched, and lace-like structures. They thrive in both shallow and deep marine environments, often forming extensive colonies. The species within this genus are characterized by their unique growth patterns, with branches spreading in a flat, fan-like manner. Distichopora corals display a variety of colors, including vivid blues, purples, and pinks. They play a significant role in their ecosystems by providing habitat and shelter to various marine organisms.

Species

Blue Lace Coral [Distichopora robusta]

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Taxonomy