Abstract
Indo-Pacific sun corals (Tubastraea spp.) are aggressive competitors capable of disrupting the structure and function of natural reef habitat in the western Atlantic. Sun corals observed on rope debris entangled on an artificial reef in the Florida Keys suggest a potential dispersal mechanism for the colonization of natural reef habitat.
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