SPS Corals
Aussie Ice Tips Tabling Acro
$74.99With code SPOOKY70: $22.50
Tag: B36
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About this coral
About this coral
Aussie Ice Tips Tabling Acro is an SPS stony coral in the genus Acropora, sold as a named color/morph rather than a separately documented species. In a reef aquarium, Acropora is prized for its upright, branching/tabling growth form and for adding bright, high-contrast structure in the SPS rockwork. This coral is typically used in mixed reef tanks where stable water conditions, strong light, and vigorous water movement help support healthy tissue and sustained growth.
Features:
- Acropora generally does best under strong reef lighting, which supports its symbiotic algae
- Strong, high flow helps keep waste from building up on the coral and supports overall SPS health
- Because Acropora is sensitive to instability, it’s best added to an established tank with consistent parameters
- Places well in the upper/mid aquascape where light penetration is strongest and flow is direct
- Easily fits into SPS-focused layouts alongside other reef-safe stony corals
Specifications:
- Verified identity: Acropora (SPS coral, stony coral)
- Care level (general guidance): Intermediate (needs stable, well-maintained reef conditions)
- Lighting (general guidance): Strong reef lighting
- Water flow (general guidance): High/strong, steady and well-distributed flow
- Tank placement (general guidance): Upper to mid rockwork with strong light and direct flow
- Water salinity (general guidance): Reef salinity, typically ~1.020–1.025 SG
- Temperature (general guidance): Tropical reef range, typically ~72–78°F (22–26°C)
- Parameter stability (general guidance): Avoid rapid swings in pH and dissolved nutrients for best results




