Blue Ice Asian Acan Coral Colony – WYSIWYG

Add an icy display of blue, mint, lavender, and purple coloration to your reef with this Blue Ice Asian Acan Coral Colony.

This premium colony features numerous fleshy polyps arranged in a dense, rounded formation. Each polyp displays its own intricate pattern, creating a striking mosaic appearance under reef lighting.

Asian Acan Corals are popular among LPS collectors for their vibrant coloration, manageable care requirements, feeding response, and ability to develop into impressive multi-polyp colonies.

This is a WYSIWYG coral, meaning the specimen pictured is the exact colony the customer will receive.

Product Highlights

• Blue Ice Asian Acan Coral Colony

• Established multi-polyp colony

• Blue, mint, lavender, and purple coloration

• Intricate striped and radial patterns

• Premium collector-grade LPS coral

• Excellent lower-reef or sandbed showpiece

• Aquacultured coral colony

• WYSIWYG specimen

• Professionally packaged for Priority Overnight delivery

What Does WYSIWYG Mean?

WYSIWYG means What You See Is What You Get.

Unlike listings that use stock or representative photographs, the coral shown in the primary product images is the exact specimen being offered for sale.

Because this is a one-of-a-kind coral colony, only one specimen is available. Once it sells, it is gone.

Natural coloration, shape, and inflation may vary depending on aquarium lighting, camera settings, viewing angle, water conditions, feeding response, and the coral’s level of expansion.

General Care Information

Care level: Beginner to intermediate
Coral type: LPS
Lighting: Low to moderate
Water flow: Low to moderate and indirect
Placement: Sandbed or lower to middle areas of the aquarium
Temperament: Semi-aggressive
Aquarium maturity: Established reef aquarium recommended

Place the colony where its fleshy polyps can expand naturally without receiving harsh or direct water flow.

Begin with lower lighting and gradually acclimate the colony if it will be placed under stronger reef lighting. Excessive light can cause stress or reduced coloration.

Provide adequate space between the colony and neighboring corals. Acan Corals can extend feeding or defensive tentacles and may irritate nearby specimens.

Stable salinity, alkalinity, calcium, magnesium, temperature, and nutrient levels are important for maintaining healthy tissue, skeletal growth, and coloration.

Supplemental feeding may support growth and polyp development. Small portions of appropriately sized meaty reef foods or quality coral foods may be offered periodically when the polyps display a feeding response.

Avoid overfeeding or placing excessively large pieces of food on the colony.

Recommended For

• Established mixed reef aquariums

• Premium LPS coral collections

• Acan coral gardens

• Lower-reef and sandbed displays

• Beginner, intermediate, and experienced reef keepers

• Hobbyists seeking an established multi-polyp colony

• Aquarists looking for an individual WYSIWYG specimen

Important Livestock Notice

Corals are living animals, and their appearance can naturally change during shipping. The colony may arrive contracted and can require time to fully inflate after acclimation.

Coloration may appear different under white lighting, blue-spectrum reef lighting, or different camera and screen settings.

Always inspect and, when appropriate, dip and quarantine new coral before introducing it to an established display aquarium.

Why Buy From Infinity & Beyond Aquatics?

Infinity & Beyond Aquatics supports reef keepers at every stage of the hobby—from customers purchasing their first coral to experienced collectors searching for premium livestock and advanced aquarium equipment.

When you order from us, you receive:

• Access to carefully sourced premium marine livestock

• Clearly identified WYSIWYG specimens

• Priority Overnight live-animal delivery

• Tracking information once your order ships

• Acclimation and live-arrival instructions

• Clear communication regarding availability and processing

• Customer support before and after delivery

• A store built for beginner, intermediate, and advanced aquarists

Whether you are beginning your first reef or adding a collector-grade colony to an established aquarium, we are here to help you shop with confidence.

Live Coral Shipping

This is a live-animal special-order item.

• Live corals ship through FedEx Priority Overnight

• Live shipments are generally scheduled Monday through Wednesday

• This coral qualifies for free live-animal shipping

• Shipment timing depends on livestock availability, processing, weather, and safe shipping conditions

• Someone must be available to accept the package on the first delivery attempt

• Live animals may ship separately from equipment, food, and other merchandise

• Tracking information will be emailed when the order is prepared for shipment

Orders may be delayed during extreme temperatures or severe weather when shipping could place the livestock at risk.

Live Arrival Guarantee

Inspect the coral immediately after delivery and follow the provided acclimation instructions.

Any live-arrival claim must be submitted within 12 hours of delivery and include clear photographs of the affected specimen removed from the water.

Failure to accept the first delivery attempt, delayed acclimation, improper aquarium conditions, or failure to provide the required photographs may void live-arrival coverage.

After successful delivery and acclimation, the continued health of the coral depends on aquarium conditions, compatibility, placement, and ongoing husbandry.