Toxic Acropora florida is a Whole New Level of Fluorescent Green

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Acropora florida is a common shallow-water reef building coral which is commonly seen on the reef, and also a popular coral for aquariums. The typical Acropora florida is green with axial corallites that are a varying degree of orange, but not all ‘Florida Acros’ are created equal. Despite being a common and well-known aquarium coral, there is a

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