Assorted Acropora #38 – WYSIWYG
Assorted Acropora (Acropora sp.)
Assorted Acropora is a colourful SPS coral group valued for its branching growth, fine polyp detail and strong reef-building appearance. Acropora corals are highly sought after in mature reef aquariums, offering excellent structure, colour and growth potential when kept under strong lighting, high flow and consistently stable water parameters.
Common Name
Assorted Acropora, Acropora Coral, Acro, Branching SPS Coral
Scientific Name (Latin)
Acropora sp.
Coral Type
SPS Coral
Growth Form
Branching, tabling or bushy growth form depending on the individual Acropora variety.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Coral Type | SPS Coral |
| Growth Form | Branching, tabling or bushy |
| Common Names | Assorted Acropora, Acropora Coral, Acro, Branching SPS Coral |
| Scientific Name | Acropora sp. |
FAQ
What lighting conditions are required for Acropora corals?
Acropora corals require strong lighting to thrive, such as LED or metal halide systems with high PAR output.
What water parameters are ideal for Acropora growth?
Consistently stable water parameters are essential, including stable pH, salinity, and nutrient levels. Regular water changes and monitoring are recommended.
How should Acropora be positioned in a reef tank?
Place Acropora in areas with high water flow and strong lighting. Avoid direct contact with other corals to prevent competition for space and nutrients.
Jonathan Bailey –
The Acropora corals arrived healthy and vibrant. After a few weeks under strong lighting and good flow, they started extending branches and showing active polyp movement. Very satisfied with the growth and colouration.
Carl Cameron –
These corals are a great addition to a mature reef tank. They grow steadily and add a lot of structure. I’ve had them for about two months and they’re still active and colorful.
Nicholas Tucker –
The branching form is impressive. They look natural and fit well in my tank’s layout. I keep them in a high-flow area with strong lighting, and they’ve responded well.
Grace Lewis –
Good colour and growth potential. I noticed some variation in growth form between the pieces, which is expected. They’re not aggressive and don’t compete with other corals.
Audrey Fraser –
Acropora #38 is exactly as described. The polyps are fine and responsive. After a month, they’ve developed a good branching structure and look very natural in the tank.