Pavona [Pavona]

Description

Pavona is a diverse genus of reef-building corals that exhibit a variety of forms, including massive, leafy, and encrusting. These corals are widespread across the Indo-Pacific and are recognized for their hardiness and adaptability to different light conditions. Pavona species can display vibrant colors, from deep greens and browns to more vivid blues and purples. They play a crucial role in the reef ecosystems by providing structure and habitat for numerous marine organisms.

Species

Cactus Coral [Pavona cactus]

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Variable Coral [Pavona varians]

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Clavus Coral [Pavona clavus]

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Fringing Coral [Pavona frondifera]

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Decussata Coral [Pavona decussata]

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Taxonomy