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NAME DATE Blue Impact: Coral Student Sheet DIRECTIONS Answer the following questions while watching the New England Aquariums Blue Impact Coral Breakup: A Tragic Love Story video. It is a good idea

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1. Start by preparing the necessary materials, such as a container for the coral, marine salt mix, a heater, a thermometer, and a powerhead.
2. Clean the container thoroughly to ensure it is free from any harmful chemicals or contaminants.
3. Mix the marine salt with clean water according to the instructions provided. Use a hydrometer to measure the salinity and adjust as needed.
4. Place the heater in the container and set it to the appropriate temperature for blue impact coral, usually around 78-82 degrees Fahrenheit.
5. Add the powerhead to create water movement within the container. This is important for the health and growth of the coral.
6. Slowly acclimate the coral to the new water conditions by gradually introducing it to the container. This can be done by floating the coral in a bag filled with the tank water for about 15-20 minutes before releasing it into the container.
7. Ensure proper lighting for the blue impact coral. LED lights are often recommended for optimal growth and coloration.
8. Monitor the water parameters regularly, including salinity, temperature, pH, and nutrient levels, to maintain a stable and healthy environment for the blue impact coral.
9. Provide appropriate water flow through the use of the powerhead to simulate natural conditions for the coral.
10. Feed the blue impact coral with small particles of frozen or liquid coral food to supplement its nutritional needs.

Who needs blue impact coral?

1. Marine aquarium enthusiasts who want to add a beautiful and vibrant coral to their tank.
2. Hobbyists interested in creating a diverse and visually appealing reef tank.
3. Aquarists who have experience and knowledge in maintaining marine aquariums with corals and want to add a unique species like blue impact coral to their collection.

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What is blue impact coral?

Blue impact coral is a report that assesses the potential environmental impact of a project or development on coral reefs.

Who is required to file blue impact coral?

Any individual or organization planning a project or development that may impact coral reefs is required to file blue impact coral.

How to fill out blue impact coral?

Blue impact coral can be filled out by providing detailed information about the project, potential impacts on coral reefs, and proposed mitigation measures to minimize harm.

What is the purpose of blue impact coral?

The purpose of blue impact coral is to evaluate and mitigate potential environmental impacts on coral reefs caused by human activities.

What information must be reported on blue impact coral?

Information such as project details, potential impacts on coral reefs, mitigation measures, and monitoring plans must be reported on blue impact coral.