Montipora dilatata is a Unique Pacific Ocean Species

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The rarity of certain coral strains is completely relative but there’s ten times more species that reefers have never seen in the aquarium hobby that are completely absent from coral lover’s radar. The central Pacific Ocean is bigger than the planet Mars which leaves a lot of room for corals to grow and exist far away…
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