Ghost Peony （cut to order）

A Word of the Coral
Ghost Peony is lush, moody, and ethereal — like a velvet bloom unfolding in twilight. Its tightly layered branches are cloaked in deep wine-red tissue, capped by soft lilac and violet corallites that glow with an inner haze. Polyps extend like tiny petals, creating an intricate floral texture. The entire colony radiates a quiet intensity — shadowed yet luminous, like something whispered from a dream.

Name: Ghost Peony
Type: Acropora Hyacinthus
Coloration: Burgundy red body with pastel violet-pink tips and translucent polyp coverage
Style: Moody, floral, and mysterious — like a spectral flower blooming under moonlight
Growth: Dense layering with compact vertical branches and fine polyp structure
Lighting & Flow: Medium to high PAR / Random turbulent flow to enhance contrast and polyp movement
Origin: Grown in TIA’s legacy display tank，hand-fragged for limited release