Pinky The Bear Acropora, acropora (SPS) coral frag

Photographed under blue reef lighting and not recoloured, so colours will look different under white light.

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Pinky The Bear Acropora

£18.00
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About this piece

Acropora is a genus of small-polyp stony (SPS) coral and is often considered the quintessential reef-building coral. They are the most diverse and abundant corals on natural reefs worldwide and are highly prized in the aquarium hobby for their incredible growth forms and vibrant colours. Acropora exhibit a huge variety of shapes, including branching, tabling (flat, plate-like structures), encrusting, and bushy formations. They have a hard, calcareous skeleton covered by tiny polyps. When extended, these polyps give the coral a faint, fuzzy appearance. They require very high light and strong, turbulent water flow to thrive. 

All of our frags are healthy, fully acclimated, and ready to thrive in your aquarium! They have been fragged and healed for several weeks, ensuring a smooth transition to your tank. 

Our DOA (Death On Arrival) Policy protects you in the unfortunate event that your coral does not survive the transit (which is very rare). A coral is considered DOA if it arrives visibly dead, without any signs of life, or in a state of extreme decay. In this very rare event we would require clear photographic evidence of the coral in the original unopened cup/bag within 2 hours of delivery. We will provide credit, or replacement excluding shipping (£14.75), or replacement included in next order. 

Once the coral has entered your aquarium, we are unable to accept any losses. In the very rare event of a shipment being delayed by courier for any reason which leads to DOA, we cannot be held responsible. 

Orders are sent on every Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, with Royal Mail Special delivery. 

Care at a glance

Light (PAR)250 to 450
Light level
Flow
ExperienceAdvanced

Placement. Middle to top, high in the tank

Watch for. Raise light slowly; stable alkalinity, temperature, and nutrients matter more than chasing a PAR number.

These are typical ranges researched for this type of coral, not measurements of this piece. Start low and raise light over one to two weeks.

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Care guides

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