Nanoculture

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What does that mean?
Are these cultured in the ocean?
Good prices on those.

From the product description:

These smaller size “nano”cultured Acropora pack some great color into a very budget friendly price! We have found they ship better than larger maricultured Acropora. They also have a better survival rate in aquariums, as they have not grown into a small colony in the ocean. We dip them twice in coral dip and recommend they be dipped and quarantined. These are kept in a separate system from our other Acropora. WYSIWYG, all are approx. 1.5” tall.
 
From the product description:

These smaller size “nano”cultured Acropora pack some great color into a very budget friendly price! We have found they ship better than larger maricultured Acropora. They also have a better survival rate in aquariums, as they have not grown into a small colony in the ocean. We dip them twice in coral dip and recommend they be dipped and quarantined. These are kept in a separate system from our other Acropora. WYSIWYG, all are approx. 1.5” tall.

Where is that on the site? So yes than they are just smaller coral aqua-cultured in the ocean...

They look bigger than a 1.5"

Good price and nice looking corals. In a couple of weeks I am going to have to pick a few up, very good pricing and nice looking corals.
 
Where is that on the site? So yes than they are just smaller coral aqua-cultured in the ocean...

They look bigger than a 1.5"

Good price and nice looking corals. In a couple of weeks I am going to have to pick a few up, very good pricing and nice looking corals.

Some are close to 2". We plan on bringing these in a few times a month. Thanks!!
 

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