The Red, White, and Blue Indophyllia (Indophyllia macrorubra) is a ultra-rare, patriotic-colored trophy specimen that stands at the very apex of solitary LPS corals. Often confused with Cynarina or Acanthophyllia, the Indophyllia is distinguished by its thicker, meatier tissue folds and tighter, rounded skeletal valleys.
This high-end morph features a brilliant crimson-red rim, stark snow-white accent bands or radial striping, and an electric navy or ice-blue central disc, giving it an unmistakable, high-contrast look that commands attention in any luxury reef display.
Coloration: Deep saturated red to ruby-crimson outer mantle, highlighted by bright white radial bands or frosted ridges, surrounding a steel-blue, cyan, or royal blue oral disc.
Size: 5-7 inches.
Lighting: Low to Moderate (PAR 50–100).
Water Flow: Low to Gentle (Low, sweeping indirect flow).
Feeding: Highly receptive to target feeding; extends strong feeder tentacles at night for mysis, krill, or soft LPS pellets.
Aggressiveness: Semi-aggressive (can sting neighboring corals if its inflated tissue makes direct contact).
Care Level: Moderate (Demands stable water chemistry due to high value and dense tissue).
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