Acans
Cupid Enchinata
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Tag: CR14
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About this coral
About this coral
Cupid Enchinata is an LPS coral sold under the shop name “Cupid Enchinata.” Based on the provided context for this SKU category and the existing description’s identification as an acan-type coral, it’s best treated as an Acanthastrea (acan) style LPS: a hardy, feeding-oriented coral that adds thick, bumpy texture and a “show” presence in the tank. In practical reef keeping, it’s valued because it typically performs well when placed under moderate lighting and offered regular feedings, rather than relying only on light for nutrition.
Features:
- LPS coral with a chunky, polyp-bearing structure typical of acan-type corals
- Generally prefers moderate lighting and benefits from stable, reef-style conditions
- Often responds well to routine feeding, making it a good choice for tanks where you spot-feed
- Works best with moderate water flow that helps food reach the polyps without blasting tissue
- Ideal for established aquariums with appropriate reef filtration and consistent water parameters
- A focused, specimen-style placement can help you observe feeding response and polyp expansion
Specifications:
- Group guidance: Acanthastrea (acan) type LPS coral—general care guidance
- Care level: Moderate (group-level guidance)
- Light: Moderate lighting (group-level guidance)
- Water flow: Moderate flow (group-level guidance); avoid strong direct blasting
- Placement: Mid-level rockwork or a similar area with stable flow and moderate light
- Diet: Benefits from regular feeding (group-level guidance); typically spot-feeding to the polyps





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