Description
ORA Blue Voodoo Acropora
Owners of larger reef aquaria very often like bigger coral varieties. This makes sense, as a larger space filled with small patches of dinky colonies fails to capitalize on the powerful impact that a generous tank volume provides. With respect to SPS corals, these aquarists prefer longer and thicker branches. Branching staghorn acros satisfy this need quite well. For those hoping to add some bold color along with this grand stature, the ORA Blue Voodoo strain of Acropora is a fine choice indeed. With a forest green background and purplish-blue hue that covers much of tip, this strain is an obvious primo. Though it strongly resembles Roscoe’s Acropora, the ORA Blue Voodoo is unique by having even longer, stouter branches.
It is happy in any tank placement so long as it receives medium-high lighting with moderate-strong water flow.
See below for more information.
Size and Care Requirements
- Purchase Size: ~1″ (length)
- Max Size: NA
- Water Parameters: 72-78° F, dKH 8-12, pH 8.2-8.4, sg 1.023-1.025
- Color: Dark green base with bluish tips and green polyps
- Reef-Safe: Yes
- Diet: Zooxanthellate
The Benefits of Farmed Blue Voodoo Acropora
Captive-bred corals offer significant advantages over their wild counterparts. Because they are grown in captivity, they are specially adapted to living in an aquarium. They are generally more disease resistant, harbor fewer pests and are better capable of handling shipping/acclimation stress! By purchasing cultured Blue Voodoo acros, you support the aquaculture of marine organisms and help to make our hobby more sustainable.
100% Alive on Arrival (AoA) Guarantee
We guarantee that every ORA Blue Voodoo Acropora we sell will be Alive On Arrival and in good health. Should it arrive in any other state, we will replace it free of charge (including shipping)! In cases where the total livestock loss is less than $40, we will issue store credit. For more information, please also visit our 100% Alive On Arrival Guarantee page.
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