Red Ball Sponge

The Pseudaxinella spp., also known as the Red Ball Sponge, is a mesmerizing addition to any reef aquarium. This species is celebrated for its striking red hue and distinctive spherical structure, which makes it a remarkable feature in any marine setting. The Red Ball Sponge is a filter feeder, thriving on microscopic food particles present in the water. To ensure its optimal health and maintain its vibrant colour, we suggest feeding it with Gamma Foods' selection of superior, nutrient-dense, plankton-based feeds. This guarantees that the sponge receives all the essential nutrients it requires to flourish and retain its eye-catching appearance.The Red Ball Sponge is a species that requires intermediate care, necessitating a certain degree of expertise for its upkeep. Despite its somewhat sensitive nature, this species is incredibly gratifying to nurture, with its unique appearance adding an exotic flair to your aquarium.This species is reef safe, implying it can peacefully coexist with a variety of other marine life. It's a genuine Caribbean treasure, seldom seen in its natural habitat, making it a distinctive and thrilling addition to your marine collection.At Tropical Marine Centre, we take pride in offering species that are not only visually appealing and intriguing but also responsibly sourced. The Red Ball Sponge is no exception, with each specimen meticulously chosen and nurtured to ensure it reaches your aquarium in the best possible condition.Whether you're an experienced aquarist or a beginner, the Red Ball Sponge provides a unique opportunity to bring a piece of the Caribbean to your aquarium. Its bright colour and interesting feeding habits make it a captivating species to observe and care for.Please be aware that due to its specific care requirements and rarity, the Red Ball Sponge is often exclusively available from our supply line. We recommend reaching out to us directly for availability and further care advice.In summary, the Red Ball Sponge is a stunning, unique, and rewarding species to introduce to your reef aquarium. Its bright colour, fascinating feeding habits, and Caribbean roots make it a truly one-of-a-kind addition to any marine setting.