• RMF Last Dragon Acropora coral at Lazy's Coral House
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Lazy's Coral House

RMF Last Dragon Acropora

RMF Last Dragon Acropora

The RMF Last Dragon Acro is a highly sought-after, premium SPS coral. 

It was originally released by Jared Goldenstein of Rocky Mountain Frags shortly after the massive surge in popularity of the original Acropora carduus "Red Dragon" acro, which first entered the US market around 2012 from maricultured colonies in Bali. While the original Red Dragon took off for its unique, deepwater branching style and bright red color, the Last Dragon was selected and propagated as a distinct color mutation, trading the red for a deep purple skeleton and neon green polyps tips.

The picture is our mother colony and a good representation of the shape and color of the coral once grown out. You will receive a frag from the colony pictured. There is no wait; if this listing is active we have healed frags ready for immediate shipping.

RMF Last Dragon Acropora sounds like something you’d expect to find at the end of a very long journey, probably guarding something you weren’t supposed to touch. Instead, you get an Acropora with thin delicate branches that are deep purple with dark hues of blue, and greens tips.

Care LevelAdvanced
Growth FormBushy
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Lighting — 200–350 PAR

200–350
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We recommend starting the RMF Last Dragon Acropora in the 200 - 350 PAR range.
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Flow — Moderate to High

Moderate to High
Provide Moderate to High variable flow that keeps detritus from settling on the Acropora. Avoid constant direct current from the same direction in favor of random chaotic water movement.
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Placement — Mid to Upper level

Placement of your RMF Last Dragon Acropora is one of the most important decisions.
This is where you’ll have to take lighting, flow, future growth and nearby corals into consideration.
Since it prefers 200 - 350 PAR range it will need to be mounted Mid to Upper level on your rock work depending on your light intensity.
Allow room for its Bushy growth form, and consider neighboring coral colors and shape. When possible, use contrasting corals such as red next to green, blue next to orange, or yellow next to purple, and mix growth forms such as tall branching corals next to plating or encrusting corals.
$ 65.00 USD
$ 65.00 USD
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