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Cornbred Rainbow Infusion:
$79.00
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Thank you for checking out our ReefNation\'s sustainably raised corals!
Pictures: Mother colony or typical frag size shown in picture.
Size: You will receive a .5-2\" piece of this coral. If this is a zoa or softy, we will get you 1-10 heads depending on largest available.
Shipping: Shipping will be a flat 45$ for Fedex 1030 overnight. Saturday delivery pricing available upon request.
Arrive Alive Guarantee: Yes. But if something arrives dead, please reach out to us asap. We would appreciate any DOA pictures within 2 hours of delivery for claim submission. Please see our acclimation instructions for preferred acclimation and reach out to us with any issues or questions.Let us know if you have any questions or looking for something you don\'t see listed. Chances are we might have it growing in our ReefNation network of coral growers.Current ParametersWe recommend trying to replicate the parameters these corals were grown in. This helps for an easy transition to your tank and helps the corals get off on the right foot.
Placement: Mount your new coral using IC gel glue, putty, or a combinations of both. Place the coral on a rock or ledge in a location that receives ample lighting and random flow.
Water Chemistry: Alkalinty- 7.5-8, Magnesium 1290-1350, Salinity- 35 (@78F) , Calcium-440-475. Nitrate- 3-10, Phosphates- .01-.10
Lighting Intensity: 300-350 PAR Acropora corals require moderate to high water flow and intense lighting to maintain proper color. T5’s, Metal Halides, or LED’s can all grow acropora when the proper PAR levels are provided. We recommend a 18-20K color spectrum for best coloration.
Flow: Medium to High. Our frag system has some major motion!
Feeding: ReefNation recommends feeding acropora corals with a combination of foods like Detritus, Zooplanktons, Phytoplanktons, Amino Acids and other Organic Proteins. A daily broadcast feeding while return and circulations pumps are stopped will ensure the corals have the ability to consume the nutrients they require.
Thank you for your business! We appreciate it!
Thank you for checking out our ReefNation\'s sustainably raised corals!
Pictures: Mother colony or typical frag size shown in picture.
Size: You will receive a .5-2\" piece of this coral. If this is a zoa or softy, we will get you 1-10 heads depending on largest available.
Shipping: Shipping will be a flat 45$ for Fedex 1030 overnight. Saturday delivery pricing available upon request.
Arrive Alive Guarantee: Yes. But if something arrives dead, please reach out to us asap. We would appreciate any DOA pictures within 2 hours of delivery for claim submission. Please see our acclimation instructions for preferred acclimation and reach out to us with any issues or questions.Let us know if you have any questions or looking for something you don\'t see listed. Chances are we might have it growing in our ReefNation network of coral growers.Current ParametersWe recommend trying to replicate the parameters these corals were grown in. This helps for an easy transition to your tank and helps the corals get off on the right foot.
Placement: Mount your new coral using IC gel glue, putty, or a combinations of both. Place the coral on a rock or ledge in a location that receives ample lighting and random flow.
Water Chemistry: Alkalinty- 7.5-8, Magnesium 1290-1350, Salinity- 35 (@78F) , Calcium-440-475. Nitrate- 3-10, Phosphates- .01-.10
Lighting Intensity: 300-350 PAR Acropora corals require moderate to high water flow and intense lighting to maintain proper color. T5’s, Metal Halides, or LED’s can all grow acropora when the proper PAR levels are provided. We recommend a 18-20K color spectrum for best coloration.
Flow: Medium to High. Our frag system has some major motion!
Feeding: ReefNation recommends feeding acropora corals with a combination of foods like Detritus, Zooplanktons, Phytoplanktons, Amino Acids and other Organic Proteins. A daily broadcast feeding while return and circulations pumps are stopped will ensure the corals have the ability to consume the nutrients they require.
Thank you for your business! We appreciate it!
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