INDO ACROPORA

Indo Acropora

Transform Your Tank with Wild-Collected Indonesian Branching Architecture

Looking for a true centerpiece coral... Indo Acropora are among the most visually striking SPS corals available to the serious reef keeper, prized for their intricate branching structures, vivid coloration, and sheer diversity of form. Sourced directly from the rich Indo-Pacific reefs of Indonesia, each colony arrives with the natural variation and character that captive-grown frags simply cannot replicate. This is old-school reef keeping at its finest — raw, wild, and genuinely spectacular.

As a fast-growing SPS coral, Indo Acropora rewards skilled aquarists with dramatic, rapid extension that can restructure the entire upper zone of a reef tank in a matter of months. Their branching growth habit creates natural refuge structure and stunning dimensionality, making them the architectural backbone of any high-end saltwater aquarium. Challenging to keep but deeply satisfying to master, these specimens are best suited for experienced reef enthusiasts ready to push their systems to the next level.

QUICK STATS & CARE GUIDE

• Common Name: Indo Acropora, Staghorn Coral, Table Coral (varies by colony form)
• Current Size: Varies per colony — typically 2–5 inches at time of shipment
• Care Level: Advanced — requires stable, pristine water parameters
• Temperament: Semi-aggressive — maintain adequate spacing from neighboring corals
• Diet: Photosynthetic (zooxanthellae); benefits from light broadcast feeding of coral-specific amino acids and phytoplankton
• Reef Safe: Yes
• Water Conditions: Temp 76–79°F | Salinity 1.025–1.026 | pH 8.1–8.3 | Alkalinity 8–9.5 dKH | Calcium 400–450 ppm | Magnesium 1250–1350 ppm | High flow, high PAR (250–400+)

WHY BUY FROM THE CORAL BOUTIQUE?

Every Indo Acropora we ship has been ethically sourced through responsible collection partners, then carefully conditioned and quarantined in our Miami facility before it ever reaches your door. When you buy Acropora online from The Coral Boutique, you're receiving a specimen that has already acclimated to aquarium life — giving you the strongest possible start for long-term success.