A refined and visually intricate specimen of Pocillopora eydouxi (Cauliflower Coral), sourced from the biodiverse reefs of the Solomon Islands. Weighing approximately 3 kg, this piece offers a more compact yet highly expressive form, ideal for collectors or display where space is more considered but impact is still desired.

This colony presents the hallmark cauliflower-like morphology of the species, with tightly clustered, knobby branches forming a cohesive, rounded structure. Compared to larger specimens, the branching here is slightly more delicate and closely packed, creating a rich interplay of light and shadow across its surface. The fine verrucae are well-defined, lending a tactile, almost lace-like appearance to the coral’s exterior.

The natural white tone of the skeleton highlights the coral’s detailed topology, from its gently undulating outer contours to the denser internal framework. Its proportions make it particularly versatile—substantial enough to stand alone as a focal piece, yet balanced enough to integrate into curated collections or interior compositions.

This specimen is sold in full compliance with CITES regulations and is available for trade within EU countries only, accompanied by all required documentation ensuring legal provenance.