Is montipora a SPS?

Is montipora a SPS?

The Montipora Coral, Plating is a small polyp stony (SPS) coral often referred to as a Vase Coral. Montipora Corals come in a vast variety of forms and colors.

Is montipora hard to keep?

Live Coral Care In general the Montipora coral likes medium to strong water movement, and prefers a turbulent flow. It requires strong light from sources such as VHO or metal halide. They are not hard to keep as long as these requirements and calcium levels are maintained.

What is the best par for SPS corals?

200-300 par is considered the ideal range for most sps. Many can take a lot more if acclimated.

Can you dip montipora?

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How long does it take montipora to grow?

Give it a month or two to settle in. Once they get comfy they really can take over quickly. Great idea to take a picture and compare it in a few weeks to a couple of months.

What is the hardiest SPS coral?

Here is a list of some hardy SPS corals: Pocillopora. Pocillopora, commonly referred to as cauliflower or brush coral, is a fast-growing stony coral with some variation in its growth patterns. Pocillopora damicornis, for example, is a branching colony that grows in a bushlike fashion.

Where do you put montipora?

With metal halides, place your Monti in the middle to bottom part of your tank. With any other lights, place them in the middle to top part of your tank. Position your Montipora Plate Coral, then be prepared to move it to find its best position in your tank, based on your lighting system and water movement.