Unless specified as WYSIWYG, the photographs are a representative sample and the product you receive may be slightly different in shape and coloration. Many factors can influence the appearance of corals such as stressful events like shipping, lighting changes, intensity, spectrum, water chemistry, and overall nutrition. Typically speaking if corals lose color during transit they will recover them in a relatively short period in optimal conditions.
| TSA Dan Aykroyd Mini Colony |
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APPROX SIZE: MINI COLONY | WYSIWYG |
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Acropora corals are small polyp stony (SPS) corals that belong to the Acroporidae family. There are over 149 known species of Acropora, making it the largest genus of corals. Depending on the species, Acropora corals may grow as plates or as branches. Found mostly in shades of green and brown, some Acropora species can be found in vibrant colors. Acropora Corals, like many SPS respond negatively to increased levels of Nitrates and Phosphates. High nutrient levels and/or insufficient lighting may cause browning out of coral or RTN. |
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For more information about this coral and more visit our Coral Care Blog.
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HIGH PAR (250-500 PAR) |
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