Coral Care

Coral care involves maintaining the health of coral reefs, which are vital underwater ecosystems. This includes managing water quality by controlling pollutants, ensuring proper levels of nutrients, and maintaining stable temperature and salinity. It also involves promoting biodiversity, preventing overfishing, and addressing threats like climate change and ocean acidification. In artificial settings, coral care entails providing appropriate lighting, water flow, and periodic monitoring to support coral growth and resilience. Overall, it’s about creating and preserving conditions that allow corals to thrive, which benefits marine life and the health of the oceans.