Crimson Fever (cut to order)

A Word of the Coral
Crimson Fever is heat made visible — a coral so saturated in color it feels like it’s running a temperature. Deep crimson and magenta branches climb upward in tight formation, with polyp mouths glowing in radiant gold. Subtle lavender sheens and blush undertones bring depth, while the densely packed tips look like molten embers waiting to burst. It’s feverish, fiery, and unmistakably alive — the kind of coral that draws eyes and doesn’t let go.

Name: Crimson Fever
Type: Acropora Rosaria
Coloration: Intense crimson-to-magenta body with golden polyp mouths and lavender-purple highlights
Style: Fiery, dense, and opulent — a visual heatwave wrapped in gemstone tones
Growth: Thick, compact branching with uniform polyp stacking and rich surface detail
Lighting & Flow: High PAR / Strong, alternating flow to reveal color layering and accentuate texture
Origin: Grown in TIA’s legacy display tank，hand-fragged for limited release