WWC Moonshine Acropora West Americas typically at depths of up

typically at depths of up to 300 feet

Even the slightest differences in temperature

Cirrhilabrus cyanogularis

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Zoanthids do not compete with each other and instead will interlink their tentacles when open making a seamless border between colonies

WWC Moonshine Acropora West Americas typically at depths of upPhoto is a representation of the shape, size, and color of the coral you will receive. The Moonshine Acropora glows with soft, luminous tones that feel like coral under moonlight. Its pale sky blue base is lit with lavender tips and glowing green corallites, creating a ghostly, iridescent shimmer under actinic lighting. This Acro forms thin, upright branches with tight polyp extension and a graceful shape. It prefers clean, low nutrient environments