Golden Budha Acropora Frag 1” (A2)

Appearance & Growth Form

Acropora rosaria typically grows as a branching colony with numerous slender upward-and-outward projecting branches. Its coloration is one of its main attractions and this variety comes in a orange yellow tone. In a home aquarium, when given favourable conditions, the branches expand outward and upward, gradually filling space. Like many SPS (“small-polyp stony”) corals, Acropora rosaria’s growth is responsive to lighting, water flow, and chemistry.

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Habitat & Natural Distribution

Acropora rosaria is found in the Indo-Pacific region, occurring on shallow reef crests and slopes. This variety is maricultured, in coral farms in the ocean in Bali, Indonesia. This a coral that thrives in high light condition, at Fragbox we keep under par levels of 300-400

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Why Choose Acropora rosaria?

It offers stunning aesthetic appeal and it unlike most other acorpora corals. This one has a mustard yellow color we don’t find this color  tone in other species. It truly stands out from the other acropora we offer.