Mekaeel
Moderator
Hi Sarah.
Ive been browsing through MASApedia and came across.
" Sensitivity (Level 3 to 4): Acropora species are relatively intolerant of unstable and less than ideal conditions.
Sensitivity varies widely depending on the particular species and whether wild or aquacultured. To increase chances of success, do not attempt to Acropora them in tanks less than a year old. Significant fluctuations in temperature and/or water quality can be deadly."
www.asira.org - Acropora
if water parameters are stable,and the aquariast knows how to care for them,i feel its fine to introduce Acropora in a tank even 2 months old.unless this is aimed at a newbie to SPS? My tank was 1.5 months old and my water quality was ideal to introduce acros,since then ive had incredible growth and amazing colors.can you please elaborate.
i just hope this thread doesnt turn out to be a heated up debate.Admin/Mods please keep an eye on the thread :yeahdude:
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Mekaeel
Ive been browsing through MASApedia and came across.
" Sensitivity (Level 3 to 4): Acropora species are relatively intolerant of unstable and less than ideal conditions.
Sensitivity varies widely depending on the particular species and whether wild or aquacultured. To increase chances of success, do not attempt to Acropora them in tanks less than a year old. Significant fluctuations in temperature and/or water quality can be deadly."
www.asira.org - Acropora
if water parameters are stable,and the aquariast knows how to care for them,i feel its fine to introduce Acropora in a tank even 2 months old.unless this is aimed at a newbie to SPS? My tank was 1.5 months old and my water quality was ideal to introduce acros,since then ive had incredible growth and amazing colors.can you please elaborate.
i just hope this thread doesnt turn out to be a heated up debate.Admin/Mods please keep an eye on the thread :yeahdude:
Cool stuff
Mekaeel