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Circus Freak Acropora Coral - Care Requirements
Circus Freak Acropora Coral is an Acropora small-polyp stony coral with advanced-care requirements. This WYSIWYG Acro is suited to established reef systems prepared to provide the intense lighting, turbulent circulation, and consistency that Acropora corals require. Plan its location carefully before introduction and allow time for gradual acclimation.
This is a WYSIWYG coral, meaning the coral shown in the photo is the exact piece you will receive.
Quick Care Summary
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Lighting: Strong reef lighting
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Flow: Strong, random and turbulent flow
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Placement: Middle to upper reef areas after acclimation
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Temperament: Generally peaceful but space for growth
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Care Level: Advanced
Lighting
Provide strong reef lighting. Acclimate gradually to avoid abrupt changes, then maintain consistent lighting rather than making frequent intensity or schedule adjustments.
Flow
Provide strong, random, turbulent flow. Varied circulation helps keep the coral clear of settled debris and avoids the stagnant conditions Acropora should not receive.
Placement
Place it in the middle to upper reef after acclimation. Secure the specimen firmly and choose a position that receives both strong lighting and turbulent, indirect circulation.
Temperament
Allow room for future growth. Acropora is generally peaceful, but adequate spacing helps prevent contact as neighboring corals expand and keeps its placement accessible for observation.
Feeding
Rely primarily on strong lighting for support. Fine coral foods may be offered optionally, while maintaining stable nutrient conditions and avoiding sudden changes to the feeding routine.
General Care
Maintain highly stable alkalinity, salinity, temperature, nutrients, and lighting. This advanced-care coral benefits from regular observation and measured adjustments; avoid rapid parameter corrections or major changes to flow, placement, or lighting.
Best maintained in a stable, established reef with attentive husbandry.
