Rainbow Monti Multiples Available

About this coral

Rainbow Monti Multiples Available is an SPS coral selection featuring Montipora (commonly sold under “monti” names). Montipora are hardy, reef-building corals often used to add varied SPS textures and growth forms to established aquariums. “Multiples available” typically means you may receive more than one piece/fragment from the same coral group so you can build out a fuller SPS look across your rockwork—while keeping your care plan focused on Montipora group-level needs rather than any single listed variety trait.

Features:

• Montipora (monti) are generally considered hardy SPS corals well suited to progression in reefkeeping, as reflected in the shop’s description.
• SPS growth depends on stable water chemistry and consistent reef conditions, making this a good candidate for routine tank maintenance schedules.
• Works well on live rock in mid-to-upper areas, where lighting is typically stronger for SPS corals.
• Moderate, turbulent circulation helps distribute dissolved nutrients and supports healthy tissue.
• Because monti corals can differ in form (encrusting/branching/plate-like sold under “Monti” names), it’s helpful to place pieces where you have enough room for the colony to spread.
• Ideal for aquarists building mixed SPS displays, especially when you want more variety without changing the overall care routine.

Specifications:

• Group: SPS stony coral (Montipora spp., “monti” corals) — general guidance based on the Montipora group
• Care level: Generally hardy for SPS
• Lighting (general guidance): Moderate to strong reef lighting (commonly mid-to-high light for SPS)
• Water flow (general guidance): Moderate, turbulent/indirect circulation
• Placement (general guidance): Mid-to-upper rockwork
• Temperature (general guidance): About 72–78°F (22–26°C)
• Salinity (general guidance): About 1.023–1.026 specific gravity
• pH (general guidance): About 8.1–8.4
• Alkalinity (general guidance): About 7–11 dKH
• Calcium (general guidance): About 380–450 ppm
• Magnesium (general guidance): About 1,250–1,350 ppm