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Originally acquired from Tony at Reef Raft USA
The Reef Raft Limitless Acropora (Acropora sp., a premium aquacultured strain from Reef Raft USA) is a rare, high-end small polyp stony (SPS) coral celebrated in the reef aquarium hobby for its exotic pigmentation and vibrant fluorescence, often described as one of the "nicest acros around" by enthusiasts who acquired early frags directly from breeder Tony at Reef Raft.
Structure: Features a classic branching morphology with elongated corallites that form upright, bushy colonies, creating an airy yet robust silhouette suitable for adding vertical interest to SPS-dominated tanks.
Coloration: Develops a striking multi-hued palette with red-pink tissue on light-exposed areas transitioning to yellow-green branch tips; corallite edges glow bright red under T5 or LED lighting, while polyps exhibit intense fluorescent green. Users note a yellow/purple/blue combination overall, with tips evolving into sky-blue hues for added iridescence; under UV or actinic lighting, diverse exotic pigments emerge, far beyond typical green fluorescence in Acropora.
Size and Growth: Frags are typically chunky (around 1 inch when cut from the mother colony), with rapid pigment redevelopment post-fragging—pink-red surfaces appear quickly, and yellow-green tips recover in weeks—leading to moderate to fast overall expansion once established.
Sold in 1-2” frags.
Originally acquired from Tony at Reef Raft USA
The Reef Raft Limitless Acropora (Acropora sp., a premium aquacultured strain from Reef Raft USA) is a rare, high-end small polyp stony (SPS) coral celebrated in the reef aquarium hobby for its exotic pigmentation and vibrant fluorescence, often described as one of the "nicest acros around" by enthusiasts who acquired early frags directly from breeder Tony at Reef Raft.
Structure: Features a classic branching morphology with elongated corallites that form upright, bushy colonies, creating an airy yet robust silhouette suitable for adding vertical interest to SPS-dominated tanks.
Coloration: Develops a striking multi-hued palette with red-pink tissue on light-exposed areas transitioning to yellow-green branch tips; corallite edges glow bright red under T5 or LED lighting, while polyps exhibit intense fluorescent green. Users note a yellow/purple/blue combination overall, with tips evolving into sky-blue hues for added iridescence; under UV or actinic lighting, diverse exotic pigments emerge, far beyond typical green fluorescence in Acropora.
Size and Growth: Frags are typically chunky (around 1 inch when cut from the mother colony), with rapid pigment redevelopment post-fragging—pink-red surfaces appear quickly, and yellow-green tips recover in weeks—leading to moderate to fast overall expansion once established.
Sold in 1-2” frags.