Acropora - Pacman Corals Newly acquired specimens should be

Newly acquired specimens should be acclimated to intense light levels slowly to avoid bleaching

Because of its requirement for frequent feeding it makes an excellent tank-mate with carnation

which tends to have smaller corallites

When fully extended its dorsal and anal fins are absolutely massive

It grows to 12 inches and needs an aquarium of at least 180 gallons

Acropora - Pacman Corals Newly acquired specimens should beConsidered by many to be the pinnacle of reef keeping success, Acropora corals are extremely demanding, but just as rewarding if given proper care. They require exceptionally stable water quality which can only be provided in a well established aquarium over 6 months old. High levels of nitrate and phosphate are not tolerated and commonly cause browning; although low, stable levels are necessary for best growth and color. Alkalinity, calcium,