Lumpy Acropora (Acropora spp.)
Difficulty: Moderate
Growth Speed: Fast
Lighting: High (PAR 300-500)
Average Placement: Middle to High
Water Flow: High
Temperament: Semi-Aggressive
Description: Medium frag featuring a unique, lumpy branching structure of Acropora spp, carefully fragged from our thriving mother colonies.
Transform your reef tank with the stunning Lumpy Acropora, a captivating addition to any marine aquarium. Renowned for its distinctive, textured growth form and vibrant color variations, this coral creates an eye-catching underwater habitat. The intricate lumps and branches not only provide visual intrigue.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Branching Pattern | Lumpy, irregular |
| Coloration | Vibrant, variable (often pink, orange, yellow) |
| Origin | Fragged from mother colonies |
FAQ
What is the recommended lighting for Lumpy Acropora?
High lighting is required, ideally PAR 300-500.
Is Lumpy Acropora suitable for a beginner reef tank?
No, it is considered moderate difficulty due to its need for high water flow and strong lighting.
How does Lumpy Acropora grow in a tank?
It grows quickly and develops a distinctive lumpy branching structure over time.
Emma Knox –
The Lumpy Acropora added a lot of visual interest to my tank. It grew well under high lighting and strong flow. The coloration is vibrant and the texture is unique. I recommend it for reef tanks with proper conditions.
Eric Walker –
It’s a striking coral with a natural, textured look. Grew steadily after a few weeks. Needs consistent flow and lighting, but worth the effort.
Gabrielle McDonald –
Fragged from a healthy colony, the coral looks natural and has been thriving. The lumpy structure stands out in the tank and attracts fish attention.