The species prefers good, bright light conditions, as well as medium to strong water currents and well oxygenated water. To be successful, they also require sufficient alkalinity and calcium. Colonies of organ pipe corals are interconnected networks, consisting of many pipes and tubes joined together with parallel platforms.
Organ pipe corals prefer bright light conditions, have a preference for moderate to strong water currents, and require oxygenated water. They thrive in environments with adequate alkalinity and calcium levels. Their colonies are interconnected networks formed by numerous pipes and tubes connected with parallel platforms.