natalunga717
New member
Hey Guys,
I am very new to this hobby in spite of my persistent research for several months now. I've been given a staghorn acropora coral piece because it's in poor shape and thankfully I have a very strong light system for it. But beside the lights, I would like to know what else I can do for it to really make it comfortable to flourish. From the readings I have found I know they need good water flow, must be kept at a safe distance from other corals, and filter feed on phytoplankton. I also learned that they are endangered, which makes me all the more determined to save this coral! Thanks.
I am very new to this hobby in spite of my persistent research for several months now. I've been given a staghorn acropora coral piece because it's in poor shape and thankfully I have a very strong light system for it. But beside the lights, I would like to know what else I can do for it to really make it comfortable to flourish. From the readings I have found I know they need good water flow, must be kept at a safe distance from other corals, and filter feed on phytoplankton. I also learned that they are endangered, which makes me all the more determined to save this coral! Thanks.