Biota Blue Stylophora frag
Stylophora – This SPS coral is hardier and easier to keep than the similar Acropora coral, but has similar elegant branching shape and multiple beautiful colors. These frags are cultured and not taken from the reef.
Stylophora need moderate to high lighting and moderate to high water flow. It’s necessary to maintain stable alkalinity, calcium, magnesium, and trace elements. Be sure to acclimate new coral to bright lighting slowly and carefully.
| Specs | Details |
|---|---|
| Species | Stylophora |
| Cultivation Method | Cultured |
| Lighting Requirement | Moderate to high |
| Water Flow | Moderate to high |
| Water Parameters | Stable alkalinity, calcium, magnesium, and trace elements |
FAQ
What is the lighting requirement for Stylophora frag?
Stylophora frag requires moderate to high lighting.
How should I acclimate a new Stylophora frag to my tank?
Acclimate new coral to bright lighting slowly and carefully.
Is Stylophora frag sourced from the natural reef?
No, these frags are cultured and not taken from the reef.
Jane Greene –
The coral has grown well in my tank after a few weeks. It’s more resilient than I expected and maintains vibrant blue hues. I followed the acclimation guide and it made a big difference.
Mary Reid –
Beautiful branching shape and color. It’s easier to maintain than other SPS corals. I keep the lighting strong and water flow steady, and it’s thriving.
Carol Sharp –
Cultured frag, so no harm to natural reefs. It’s stable in my system and has shown good color retention over time. Lighting and flow are key, but once set, it’s reliable.