Freshwater coral

Freshwater coral is a type of coral that grows in warm lakes, rivers, and ponds. The area it grows the most is Speadzon city and the Amazon river basin, the freshwater coral is also very blocky and solid and also very colorful. Freshwater coral has extreme tolerance to dust, mud, or wood getting on it, as it has a “sweep fan” to take care of that. The sweep fan is a fan around 5 inches long attached to a double jointed “arm” it acts as a sweeping device that the coral uses to sweep all the junk off of it.