SPS Corals
Honeydew Tenuis Colony
$349.99With code SPOOKY70: $105.00
Tag: AR10
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About this coral
About this coral
Honeydew Tenuis Colony is an SPS coral colony sold for aquarium use, commonly kept under Acropora-type husbandry. In practice, it’s valued for its branching/tenuis-style growth form (as provided by the colony) and for adding an active, space-filling coral presence to reef aquascapes. Because Acropora corals rely on consistent conditions, it’s best suited to tanks with stable, well-established water quality and strong light and flow.
Features:
- SPS (Acropora-type) colony that can contribute a branching silhouette to the reef
- General Acropora-style care emphasizes strong lighting for adequate photosynthesis
- High, well-distributed flow helps keep surfaces clean and supports healthy tissue
- Best used on stable live rock where flow and light can be maintained long-term
- Requires mature, consistent parameters to reduce stress and help it acclimate
- Ideal for aquarists focused on SPS growth and long-term system stability
Specifications:
- Coral group: SPS coral (Acropora-type care, colony)
- Lighting: Strong aquarium lighting (SPS-level)
- Water flow: High flow with good distribution (turbulent/indirect, not stagnant)
- Water parameters: Stable reef-style parameters
- Temperature: Typically maintained in a reef range around the mid-20°C (about 23–27°C)
- Salinity: Reef-appropriate salinity (about 1.025–1.027 specific gravity)
- pH: Reef-typical pH (about 8.1–8.4)
- Alkalinity: Reef-typical alkalinity (about 7–9 dKH)
- Calcium: Reef-typical calcium (about 380–450 ppm)
- Magnesium: Reef-typical magnesium (about 1200–1400 ppm)




