Deepwater Acropora suharsonoi – Bali Maricultured
The Deepwater Acropora suharsonoi in this spectacular color morph is sure to be a treasured addition. The Tabling Acropora Coral makes a noteworthy specimen in a low-nutrient reef aquarium system and a true gem for any collector or reef enthusiast.
The ideal conditions for the Acropora coral is an established reef aquarium with bright lighting provided by preferably intense metal halides. Acropora coral can also thrive under multiple T-5 or compact fluorescent lamps if placed high in the aquarium. Under the right conditions, the growth rate of the Acropora coral is much more rapid than most other corals found in an established reef aquarium.
To maximize the growth rate of your Tabling Acropora Coral, it is imperative to maintain a high pH, alkalinity and calcium levels, and to keep water flow consistent.
| Specifications |
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| Species: Acropora suharsonoi |
| Origin: Bali, Indonesia |
| Form: Tabling Coral |
| Lighting Requirement: High intensity (metal halide or T-5) |
| Water Parameters: pH 8.1–8.4, Alkalinity 8–12 dKH, Calcium 400–450 ppm |
FAQ
What lighting conditions are best for Acropora suharsonoi?
Acropora suharsonoi thrives under high-intensity lighting such as metal halides or multiple T-5 fluorescent lamps when placed high in the aquarium.
What water parameters should I maintain for optimal growth?
Maintain a pH between 8.1 and 8.4, alkalinity between 8 and 12 dKH, and calcium levels between 400 and 450 ppm for best results.
Can this coral grow well in low-nutrient systems?
Yes, the Tabling Acropora Coral is well-suited for low-nutrient reef aquarium systems and can grow rapidly under proper conditions.
Hannah Arnold –
This Acropora suharsonoi has grown beautifully in my 120-liter reef tank. The coloration is vibrant and it’s been thriving under T-5 lighting. Water parameters are stable and I’ve maintained consistent flow. It’s a standout piece in my display.
Gavin Paterson –
Arrived healthy and quickly established in my tank. I use metal halide lighting and have kept calcium and alkalinity levels stable. Growth has been steady and the coral looks more colorful than expected.
Alan Nolan –
A true gem for reef enthusiasts. The tabling form adds depth and structure to the tank. I’ve kept it in a low-nutrient setup and it’s doing well with minimal maintenance.