Ion Widow (cut to order)

A Word of the Coral
Ion Widow is the kind of coral that stalks the deep in silence — elegant, deadly, and glowing with unnatural energy. Its midnight-blue branches are layered with razor-dense violet polyps, each tipped in a piercing yellow eye that stares like a bio-mechanical sensor. The contrast is as lethal as it is beautiful, giving the entire colony the look of an alien organism engineered to survive and dominate. This isn’t just a coral — it’s a living weapon from the abyss.

Name: Ion Widow
Type: Acropora Tenuis
Coloration: Deep blue and dark magenta base with neon yellow corallite centers and violet-polyp coverage
Style: Predatory, high-density, and hyper-contrasted — like a venomous apex organism from deep space
Growth: Medium-fast encrusting base with thick upright spikes and full radial polyp saturation
Lighting & Flow: High PAR / Strong, variable flow to keep polyp movement dynamic and coloration intense
Origin: Grown in TIA’s legacy display tank，hand-fragged for limited release