Common name: Brain Coral

Favia is a genus of stony corals in the family Mussidae, commonly known as Brain Corals due to their brain-like appearance. These corals are popular in reef aquariums for their hardiness and variety of colors. They exhibit a round, dome-shaped growth pattern and are characterized by their large polyps and distinctive skeletal structure. Favia corals are symbiotic with zooxanthellae, which aid in their nutrition through photosynthesis. They thrive in moderate lighting and water flow, and can be fed supplemental foods like plankton.

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   Common name: Knob coral

   Scientific name: Favia danae
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   Common name: Knob coral

   Scientific name: Favia favus
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   Common name: Knob coral

   Scientific name: Favia helianthoides
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   Common name: Knob coral

   Scientific name: Favia lizardensis
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   Common name: Knob coral

   Scientific name: Favia marshae
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   Common name: Knob coral

   Scientific name: Favia rosaria
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   Common name: Knob coral

   Scientific name: Favia rotumana
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   Common name: Knob coral

   Scientific name: Favia speciosa
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   Common name: Knob coral

   Scientific name: Favia stelligera
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    Common name: Knob coral

    Scientific name: Favia veroni