Tricolor Acropora
Acropora are one of the primary reef builders in world oceans and they are highly sought after by reef tank hobbyists for their remarkable growth rates and intense colors. Fragging acroporas can also multiply your tank and sales. There are literally tons of different species of acropora (pronounced ah-crop-orah or ak-roh-pohr-ah). You can find them in many different colors like blue, green, purple, brown, yellow, pink, spotting colors. Requires high lighting, high variable and turbulent water flow, stable water temperature 75-82f (24-28c), high level of calcium and strontium and other trace elements to the water.
- Family: Acroporidae
- Diet: Feeding micro-plankton or food designed for filter feed
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Family | Acroporidae |
| Diet | Micro-plankton or filter feed |
| Water Temperature | 75-82°F (24-28°C) |
| Lighting | High |
| Water Flow | Turbulent and variable |
| Calcium & Strontium | High levels required |
FAQ
What are the ideal water parameters for Tricolor Acropora?
Tricolor Acropora requires stable water temperature between 75-82°F (24-28°C), high lighting, turbulent and variable water flow, and high levels of calcium and strontium along with other trace elements.
How should I feed my Tricolor Acropora?
Feed micro-plankton or food specifically designed for filter-feeding corals.
Can Tricolor Acropora be propagated through fragging?
Yes, fragging acroporas is a common and effective method to multiply specimens and expand reef tanks.



Mary Lyman –
The Tricolor Acropora arrived healthy and vibrant. It has grown well in my 120-gallon reef tank with proper lighting and flow. The colors are striking and it’s become a centerpiece. I’ve fragged it once and now have two healthy colonies.
Deirdre Buckland –
Great color variation and fast growth. I’ve maintained stable water parameters and it’s thriving. The only challenge was adjusting the flow to match its needs, but once set, it’s been stable.
Boris Rutherford –
Highly recommended for reef enthusiasts. The tricolor pattern is unique and eye-catching. I’ve kept it for over six months and it shows no signs of stress or decline.