SPS Corals
Frostland Tort Acropora
Original price was: $79.99.$30.00Current price is: $30.00.With code SPOOKY70: $24.00Code applies automatically at checkout
Tag: D56
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About this coral
About this coral
Frostland Tort Acropora is an SPS Acropora coral sold by the shop under that exact name. In practical reef-keeping, Acropora are prized “SPS sticks” used to add high-flow, high-light structure and active coral growth to a saltwater aquarium. Because “Tort” is a named/cultivated variety label rather than a reliably verified scientific species name, this listing is best approached as group-level Acropora care guidance for aquarists who can maintain stable, reef-quality water.
Features:
- Strong lighting is required; Acropora depend on bright light for energy from their symbiotic photosynthetic partners.
- Provide strong, turbulent circulation rather than a single, concentrated blast to reduce tissue stress and dead spots.
- Place the frag in a stable, higher-energy portion of the tank (often upper and well-lit areas) so it can recover and extend normally.
- Acropora are sensitive to rapid parameter changes, so steady alkalinity and overall stability are key for long-term health.
- Targeted feeding is generally optional; when food is offered, fine organic particles can supplement—but stable husbandry is still the foundation.
Specifications:
- Identity (verified by name): Genus: Acropora (SPS coral).
- Care level (group guidance): Difficult to maintain compared with many mixed-reef corals; requires stable, SPS-grade conditions.
- Lighting: Strong / moderate-to-high reef lighting (bright intensity).
- Water flow: High, turbulent flow; avoid a continuous concentrated jet.
- Water stability: Keep key parameters stable, especially alkalinity (rapid swings increase risk).
- Feeding: Not strictly required; when feeding, use very fine organic matter/particulates as a supplement.





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