Plate Coral length of time in Nano Reef Tank
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Type, Care and Requirements
| Care Level: Easy |
| Temperament: Semi-aggressive |
| Lighting: Moderate |
| Waterflow: Low to Medium |
| Water Conditions: 72-78° F, dKH 8-12, pH 8.1-8.4, sg 1.023-1.025 |
| Color Form: Orange |
| Supplements: Calcium, Strontium, Trace Elements |
| Origin: Australia, Fiji, Indonesia |
| Family: Fungiidae |
Sometimes when you walk into your local aquarium shop you are drawn to the unexpected and this is what happened here. I wanted to add a dash of colour to the Aquascape and as I was looking at the the different options of green and more green this little orange disc gleamed like a beacon! I really had no choice and I’m really happy that it’s mine. It should get up to three inches in diameter and might have a shuffle around but I think by some sort of cosmic coincidence that the space at the fron of my reef is not only the ideal place but the right size – unless it tells me differently and shuffles off.
Gallery
The gallery shows, from top left corner moving clockwise:
1. Close up of the tentacles
2. Royal Gramma trying to steal the shot!
3. Top down looking at mouth after being fed a little mysis
4. “Night time” lit by LED blue moonlight.
