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Green Star Polyps (GSPs), also known as Pachyclavularia violacea or Briareum, are a popular soft coral known for their vibrant green or yellowish-green tentacles and a purple or blue base. They form a mat-like colony and are generally considered easy to care for. GSPs are popular with reef aquarium enthusiasts. 

Here's a more detailed description:

  • Appearance:

    GSPs have multiple polyps attached to a rubbery, purplish-red mat. Each polyp has eight thin, smooth tentacles that can range in color from pale to fluorescent green. They often have a contrasting color (like white or yellow) at the center of the polyp.

  • Size:

    While they can reach a colony size of up to one foot in diameter, the individual polyps are typically less than 0.5 inches across.

  • Behavior:

    GSPs are generally open during the day and may retract their tentacles at night or when disturbed.

  • Habitat:

    They are found in shallow to moderate depths along reef edges in the Indo-Pacific Ocean.

  • Diet:

    GSPs are filter feeders, absorbing organic matter from the water column and also hosting zooxanthellae, which provide them with nutrients through photosynthesis.

  • Reproduction:

    They can reproduce by forming new polyps at the edge of the mat or by brood larvae

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      Описание

      Green Star Polyps (GSPs), also known as Pachyclavularia violacea or Briareum, are a popular soft coral known for their vibrant green or yellowish-green tentacles and a purple or blue base. They form a mat-like colony and are generally considered easy to care for. GSPs are popular with reef aquarium enthusiasts. 

      Here's a more detailed description:

      • Appearance:

        GSPs have multiple polyps attached to a rubbery, purplish-red mat. Each polyp has eight thin, smooth tentacles that can range in color from pale to fluorescent green. They often have a contrasting color (like white or yellow) at the center of the polyp.

      • Size:

        While they can reach a colony size of up to one foot in diameter, the individual polyps are typically less than 0.5 inches across.

      • Behavior:

        GSPs are generally open during the day and may retract their tentacles at night or when disturbed.

      • Habitat:

        They are found in shallow to moderate depths along reef edges in the Indo-Pacific Ocean.

      • Diet:

        GSPs are filter feeders, absorbing organic matter from the water column and also hosting zooxanthellae, which provide them with nutrients through photosynthesis.

      • Reproduction:

        They can reproduce by forming new polyps at the edge of the mat or by brood larvae

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