Juvenile Ivory Bush Coral and barnacle from the Gulf of Mexico’s Flower Gardens Reef
Juvenile Ivory Bush Coral and barnacle from the Gulf of Mexico’s Flower Gardens Reef
Juvenile Ivory Bush Coral and barnacle from the Gulf of Mexico’s Flower Gardens Reef
Juvenile Ivory Bush Coral and barnacle from the Gulf of Mexico’s Flower Gardens Reef
Juvenile Ivory Bush Coral and barnacle from the Gulf of Mexico’s Flower Gardens Reef
Juvenile Ivory Bush Coral and barnacle from the Gulf of Mexico’s Flower Gardens Reef
Juvenile Ivory Bush Coral and barnacle from the Gulf of Mexico’s Flower Gardens Reef
Juvenile Ivory Bush Coral and barnacle from the Gulf of Mexico’s Flower Gardens Reef
Juvenile Ivory Bush Coral and barnacle from the Gulf of Mexico’s Flower Gardens Reef
Juvenile Ivory Bush Coral and barnacle from the Gulf of Mexico’s Flower Gardens Reef
Juvenile Ivory Bush Coral and barnacle from the Gulf of Mexico’s Flower Gardens Reef
Juvenile Ivory Bush Coral and barnacle from the Gulf of Mexico’s Flower Gardens Reef

Ivory Bush Coral Mixed with Gulf of Mexico Barnacle – Oculina Varicosa (6.4")

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Add a stunning piece of natural history to your collection with this Ivory Bush Coral (Oculina Varicosa) mixed with Gulf of Mexico barnacle base. Harvested from the renowned Flower Gardens Reef in the 1970s, this juvenile coral specimen has been naturally preserved without fossilization, highlighting its unique ivory structure. A rare find from the only region where it grows – the Gulf of Mexico.

Key Features:

  • Scientific Name: Oculina Varicosa
  • Common Name: Ivory Bush Coral
  • Origin: Flower Gardens Reef, Gulf of Mexico
  • Era of Collection: 1970s
  • Base Feature: Natural barnacle from the Gulf of Mexico
  • Size: 6.4"x3.9"
  • Condition: Juvenile coral, unfossilized

Why Choose This Coral Piece?

  • Unique Origin: Found exclusively in the Gulf of Mexico, sourced from a historic coral reef.
  • Natural Elegance: A beautiful blend of coral and barnacle, showcasing marine diversity.
  • Collectible Legacy: Represents the pristine marine ecosystems of the 1970s.

Perfect For:

  • Marine specimen collectors
  • Nature and coastal-themed decor
  • Educational or scientific displays
SKU:IBC9

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