Green Goblin - Neon Green Acropora (Acropora sp.)
A standout addition to any reef system, the Green Goblin Neon Green Acropora offers intense fluorescence, bold structure, and striking visual impact. Its vibrant green tones and defined growth pattern make it an eye-catching piece for hobbyists looking to elevate their display.
 
Overview
This coral has been carefully selected and maintained in stable systems to ensure strong health, colour, and polyp extension. It is well-suited to established reef aquariums where consistent conditions can be maintained.
 
Key Information
Scientific Name: Acropora sp.
Common Name: Neon Green Acropora
Coral Type: SPS (Small Polyp Stony)
Growth Form: Thick branching
Colouration: Fluorescent green
Placement: Upper reef
 
Description
This Acropora displays a dense, knobbly branching structure with prominent corallites and vibrant green polyps that glow under blue/actinic lighting. As it matures, it forms a compact, sculptural colony, adding both height and structure to SPS-dominated systems.
Its strong fluorescence and clean growth form make it a reliable choice for enhancing the overall look of a mature reef.
 
Care Requirements
Care Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Lighting: High (PAR 250–400)
Flow: Medium to High, turbulent
Stability: Essential
 
Water Parameters
Temperature: 24–26°C
Salinity: 1.025
Alkalinity: 7.5–9 dKH
Calcium: 400–450 ppm
Magnesium: 1250–1350 ppm
Consistency is key — this coral thrives in stable, well-maintained systems.
 
Feeding
Primarily photosynthetic, but benefits from supplemental feeding:
Amino acids
Fine particulate coral foods
Occasional broadcast feeding
 
Compatibility
Reef Safe: Yes
Aggression Level: Moderate (requires spacing)
Best suited to SPS or mixed reef systems
 
Placement Tips
Position in high light areas of the aquarium
Ensure strong, random flow
Allow space for growth and neighbouring corals
 
Why We Love It
A vibrant, high-impact SPS coral that delivers strong colour and structure — ideal for adding depth and intensity to established reef systems.