Biota Mint Green Favia
Favia sp. – The Biota Mint Green Favia is aquacultured in our Biota Florida facility. This Favia is a type of large polyp stony coral that will benefit from stable alkalinity, calcium, magnesium, and trace elements in the water. It prefers moderate water flow and light, and it does well in the lower sections of well-lit tanks. Use care when acclimating it to your lighting.
This hardy species is a good choice for beginners who have a stable environment and water parameters. This coral will quickly encrust over any rock or adjacent surface.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Favia sp. |
| Origin | Biota Florida facility |
| Water Flow | Moderate |
| Lighting Preference | Well-lit tanks, lower sections |
| Acclimation Note | Use care when acclimating to lighting |
FAQ
What are the ideal water parameters for Biota Mint Green Favia?
Stable alkalinity, calcium, magnesium, and trace elements are essential for optimal growth.
Is this coral suitable for beginners?
Yes, this hardy species is recommended for beginners with a stable environment and proper water parameters.
How should I acclimate the coral to my tank’s lighting?
Use care when acclimating it to your lighting. Gradual exposure is recommended to avoid stress.
Samantha Bailey –
Easy to set up and grows well in my reef tank. I’ve had it for three months and it’s already covering a small rock surface. Water parameters are stable and I keep the lighting moderate. It’s a solid choice for new reef keepers.
Connor Morgan –
Grew quickly after acclimation. I followed the lighting guidelines and kept flow moderate. It’s not flashy but it’s reliable and adds a nice green texture to the tank.
Thomas Hemmings –
Perfect for a beginner reef. The coral established itself within a few weeks and hasn’t shown any signs of stress. I maintain stable water chemistry and it thrives in the lower section of my tank.