Vasco M. P. Ferreira, Marine Consulting, Portugal
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Eunicella labiata is a pretty fan-shaped horn coral that some divers may have seen right in front of their camera.
Eunicella labiata is an azooxanthellate coral that needs a continuous supply of plankton to feed.
In the literature there is a hint that the horn coral is said to occur from Angola to Morocco, we would appreciate more precise finding data.
In case such an animal should get into an aquarium, azooxanthellate corals are really only suitable for real specialists.
It is best to leave the coral in the sea.
Eunicella labiata is an azooxanthellate coral that needs a continuous supply of plankton to feed.
In the literature there is a hint that the horn coral is said to occur from Angola to Morocco, we would appreciate more precise finding data.
In case such an animal should get into an aquarium, azooxanthellate corals are really only suitable for real specialists.
It is best to leave the coral in the sea.
