TSA FORBIDDEN FRUIT SPECIOSA

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One of the newer additions here at the TSA farm, the TSA Forbidden Fruit Speciosa is proving to be one of our favorites! From it's teal/ green colored skin to its bright yellow corallites and stunning red polyps this is a must have for the ultimate SPS collection! These Speciosas proved to be a bit tricky at first, but after months of culturing it and getting it settled in across multiple systems it has proven to be a very hardy piece and good grower!

It thrives under strong random flow and medium Par to bring out the best coloration. As these are deeper water acros you absolutely do not need to blast them with light, which makes them a perfect addition to anyone who is looking to fill in some lower light spots in your acro tanks. We look forward to culturing more pieces like this one and to be able to bring them to all of your amazing tanks!

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