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Red Entacmaea quadricolor M Cultivation MERS
Entacmea quadricolor red and green M (8 - 10cm) Bred in France by our breeder MERS My eco reef signature
Data sheet
- Cultured corals
- Coral cultivated in France by Recifathome
- Delivery price France
- Fixed price €24.90 - Offered starting from €249 of living*
- Frais de port européens
- LIVE shipping in Europe 29€ - Free for orders over 249€ of animals
- Minimum order amount for live products
- 50€ excluding shipping costs. For the well-being of the animals, do not make them travel alone.
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Food
- Photosynthetic symbiosis, carnivore, filter feeder
- Reef compatibility
- With caution
- Recommended number
- Several individuals
- Note
- Attention to the circulation pumps.
- PAR light intensity
- 100 to over 800 µmol/m²/s Low to very high
- Delivery date
- Choose your delivery day at the "Address" step in your cart.
- Reproduction
- Possible
- Package information for the winter period
- A hole is made in the cardboard to supply the chemical heater with oxygen.
En savoir plus
Red and Green Entacmea quadricolor M (8 - 10cm) Breeding France from our breeder MERS My eco reef signature
The species Entacmaea quadricolor belongs to the family Actiniidae. Feeding once a week is recommended with prey like shrimp, mussels, and small fish of a size >2cm, for example. Recommended for diligent beginner aquarists. Propagation of Entacmaea quadricolor is impossible or very difficult. Light: medium to strong with a spectrum of about 14 to 20000 k. Aggressiveness: strong. Current: medium. Water quality: we recommend a nitrate NO3- level greater than 10mg/liter, as well as a phosphate PO4 level between 0.01 and 0.05mg/l. Of course, Calcium (400-440mg/l), Magnesium (1250-1350mg/l), and Kh (7.5 to 9°All) should be at the correct values. To conclude, Entacmaea quadricolor are rather easy to maintain if illuminated moderately to intensely and reasonably circulated, provided the parameters are good. This anemone can be inhabited by various invertebrates such as shrimp (Periclimenes) and some fish like Amphiprion clarkii or Amphiprion sebae.
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