HGC Mardi Gras Acan Lord Coral reef aquarium ACI Larry the Lokani Acropora

ACI Larry the Lokani Acropora

expanding tissue can be easily injured by sharp rocks or aggressive neighbors

They can expand significantly in size and may become aggressive toward nearby corals

though they also rely on photosynthesis via their symbiotic zooxanthellae

These corals benefit from target feeding 1–2 times per week with small meaty foods such as mysis shrimp

HGC Mardi Gras Acan Lord Coral reef aquarium ACI Larry the Lokani AcroporaWYSIWYG Acan Lord corals, scientifically known as Micromussa lordhowensis (formerly Acanthastrea lordhowensis), are popular large polyp stony (LPS) corals admired for their vibrant, multi colored polyps and relatively compact growth form. These corals are considered hardy and beginner friendly, making them a favorite among reef aquarists. Lords thrive under low to moderate lighting and low to moderate water flow, which helps them extend their fleshy