Lavender Lakes Favites
Favites sp. – The Biota Lavender Lakes Favites is aquacultured at our Biota Florida facility.
This Favites 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 |
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| Species: Favites sp. |
| Origin: Biota Florida facility |
| Water Flow: Moderate |
| Light Requirement: Moderate to low light |
| Preferred Location: Lower sections of well-lit tanks |
| Acclimation Note: Requires careful lighting adjustment |
FAQ
What are the ideal water parameters for Lavender Lakes Favites?
Lavender Lakes Favites thrives in stable water conditions with adequate alkalinity, calcium, magnesium, and trace elements. It prefers moderate water flow and light.
Can this coral be kept in a beginner-friendly aquarium?
Yes, this coral is considered hardy and is suitable for beginners who maintain stable water parameters and a consistent environment.
How should I acclimate this coral to my tank?
Use care when acclimating to lighting. Gradually adjust the light intensity to avoid stress or bleaching.
Yvonne Cameron –
Easy to set up and grows quickly on the rock surface. My tank has been stable for months and the coral has formed a nice encrustation. Perfect for someone new to reef keeping.
Jane Newman –
It settled well in the lower part of my tank with moderate lighting. I adjusted the light slowly during acclimation and it hasn’t shown any signs of stress.
Una Scott –
Very hardy and has adapted well to my water parameters. I didn’t need to add any supplements beyond what I already had. A reliable choice for a beginner.