Genus
Common name: Ivory Bush Coral
Scientific name: Oculina
Oculina is a genus of scleractinian corals commonly known as Ivory Bush Coral. These corals are found in both shallow and deep waters and are known for their branching structures. Oculina species are often white or pale in color and can form dense thickets, providing habitat for a variety of marine life. In reef aquariums, they require moderate to high lighting and water flow to thrive. They are also known for their resilience and ability to tolerate a range of water conditions, making them suitable for intermediate aquarists.