Orange Passionfruit
WYSIWYGAcropora bifaria
This stunning Orange Passionfruit Tenuis displays an incredible spectrum of vibrant colours, each perfectly contrasting to create a truly eye-catching morph.
Every Tenuis we offer is carefully conditioned in our systems to promote strength and stability before sale. For best results, introduce new frags to higher lighting gradually to support lasting colour and healthy growth.
You will receive the exact coral seen in the image.
WYSIWYG Frag
Care Requirements
Difficulty
Advanced
PAR
250-450
Light
High
Flow
High
Feeding
Not Required
Temperament
Peaceful
Live Arrival
Guaranteed
Fast Dispatch
Mon - Fri
Frequently Asked Questions
Acropora Coral
How do I care for Acropora bifaria?
Upper tank where light and flow are strongest. Start them lower and slowly move up over 2-4 weeks to acclimate to your lighting.
SLOW LIGHT ACCLIMATION IS CRITICAL. Start them in the lower-mid tank and gradually move them up over several weeks. Zero nutrients is actually bad for acros - they need some nitrate (5-10ppm) and phosphate (0.03-0.1ppm). Pulsating nutrients work best - natural fluctuations mimic the reef and promote better colouration than ultra-stable zero readings.
Putting them straight into high light without acclimation. Even if your PAR is perfect, they need time to adjust. Start low, move up slowly over 2-4 weeks minimum.
Vibrant colours, fuzzy polyp extension, and visible growth tips. New growth appears as lighter-coloured tips extending outward.
Are Acropora bifaria suitable for beginners?
These are for experienced reefers. Acropora bifaria need a mature tank with spot-on water quality.
Best kept once you've got some experience and your parameters are rock solid. We're talking stable alkalinity, calcium, and magnesium, with no big swings. A tank that's been running for 6+ months is ideal.
That said, our acropora bifaria are settled in our facility first, so they're as hardy as they can be when they reach you.
What tank parameters do you keep your coral in?
We keep all our coral in stable, proven parameters. These are tried and tested - our coral thrives in these conditions and will transition smoothly to similar setups.
Magnesium
1400
Alkalinity
8.4 dKH
Calcium
430-440
Phosphate
0.05-0.1
Nitrate
10-20
Do you ship Acropora bifaria to my area?
Yes, we deliver UK-wide - from Cornwall to Scotland and everywhere in between.
All orders are packed in insulated boxes with heat packs during colder months to maintain stable temperatures during transit.
We ship throughout the week via Royal Mail Guaranteed or DX Live Stock services to ensure your coral arrives as healthy as possible.
What's your live arrival guarantee?
Every order comes with our live arrival guarantee.
If anything arrives dead or dying, send us a photo within 2 hours of delivery and we'll sort a replacement or refund - no arguing, no hassle.
We're confident in this because we settle and aquaculture all our coral in-house before it's ever listed. You're not getting stressed imports that might not make it through the first week.
Our coral has already proven it thrives in captivity before it reaches you.
How should I acclimate Acropora bifaria when they arrive?
Important: DO NOT drip acclimate coral!
Float the sealed bag in your tank for 20-30 minutes to match the temperature. Then open the bag and place the coral straight into your tank (or dip first if you prefer).
Place low on the sandbed for the first few days so the piece can get used to your tank conditions and lighting.
Why no drip acclimation? Some ammonia buildup can occur during shipping, but due to the pH drop in the bag, it becomes non-toxic. If you slowly add tank water with higher pH, that ammonia becomes toxic again and can harm or kill the coral. Temperature matching is all you need.
Don't panic if polyps are retracted at first - they often take a day or two to fully open up after shipping.