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Bubble Gum Pink Cynarina

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Looking for a coral that will make your reef tank pop with color and personality? Look no further than the Bubble Gum Pink Cynarina from Queen City Corals! This striking coral boasts a vibrant and cheerful pink coloration that will liven up any reef tank. The Bubble Gum Pink Cynarina is also known for its unique and appealing bubble-like appearance, which is sure to catch the eye of anyone who sees it.

Also known as a doughnut coral, this easy-to-care-for piece does best on the sand bed or a lower rock in lower light and flow. It also loves to eat and has a fantastic feeding reaction sure to intrigue even your least interested tank viewers. Whether you're a seasoned reef tank hobbyist or just starting out, the Bubble Gum Pink Cynarina is a must-have addition to any collection. Don't miss your chance to add a pop of color and personality to your reef tank. Order now and experience the magic of the Bubble Gum Pink Cynarina for yourself!
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