Common name: Mushroom Corals

Corallimorpharia, commonly known as Mushroom Corals or Corallimorphs, are an order of marine cnidarians closely related to stony corals. They lack a true skeleton but often have vibrant colors and interesting patterns, making them popular in reef aquariums. These corals are generally hardy and can tolerate a range of lighting conditions, which suits beginners. They reproduce asexually through a process called 'pedal laceration', where new polyps form from the base of the parent. Mushroom Corals can host a variety of symbiotic organisms, including zooxanthellae, which provide them with nutrients through photosynthesis.

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   Common name: Mushroom Coral

   Scientific name: Actinodiscus nummiformis
2. 
   Common name: Giant Cup Mushroom Coral

   Scientific name: Amplexidiscus fenestrafer
3. 
   Common name: strawberry corallimorpharian

   Scientific name: Corynactis californica
4. 
   Common name: Jewel anemone

   Scientific name: Corynactis viridis
5. 
   Common name: red ball anemone

   Scientific name: Pseudocorynactis caribbeorum
6. 
   Common name: Hairy Mushroom Coral

   Scientific name: Rhodactis howesi
7. 
   Common name: blue mushroom anemone

   Scientific name: Rhodactis inchoata
8. 
   Common name: Indo-Pacific Mushroom

   Scientific name: Rhodactis indosinensis
9. 
   Common name: Elephant Ear Mushroom

   Scientific name: Rhodactis mussoides
10. 
    Common name: Mushroom Coral

    Scientific name: Rhodactis osculifera
11. 
    Common name: Mushroom Coral

    Scientific name: Rhodactis rhodostoma
12. 
    Common name: Florida corallimorpharian

    Scientific name: Ricordea florida
13. 
    Common name: Ricordea Mushroom Coral

    Scientific name: Ricordea yuma