TIA Candy Delight Tenuis mother colony

TIA Candy Delight Tenuis: A Collector-Grade Tenuis Grown Since 2023

TIA Candy Delight Tenuis mother colony

The TIA Candy Delight Tenuis mother colony — the coral your frag is cut from. Colors shift under different lighting; each piece is cut to order.

What is TIA Candy Delight Tenuis?

TIA Signature Candy Delight is a collector-grade SPS Acropora tenuis that has grown in TIA's system since 2023. Its coloration is candy pink with neon green and violet accents, in a high-saturation, floral polyp structure. TIA will stand it against any big-name tenuis on the market.

The story

In the team's own words: "This is a true collector-grade piece. It's been growing in my system since 2023."

That matters more than it sounds. A tenuis that has held its color and structure in one system for years is a settled, mature mother colony — not a fresh import still deciding what it will look like. Every frag comes off that colony.

Care requirements

Parameter Target
Lighting Medium to high light
Flow Strong random flow recommended
Growth form Branching with dense polyp formation and a fast encrusting base

General SPS husbandry (not colony-specific): the team has not published measured parameters for this colony. The ranges below are standard Acropora targets, not values measured on this piece — PAR 250–400 under blue-heavy reef lighting · 76–79 °F · salinity 1.025–1.026 · alkalinity 8–9 dKH · calcium 400–450 ppm · magnesium 1300–1400 ppm. Stable parameters matter more than exact numbers.

Buying a Candy Delight frag

Every piece is cut to order from the mother colony. After we cut your frag, we send you a video of it, and we recommend allowing about 14 days of heal time before expecting full recovery. Every order is covered by TIA's 3-day live-arrival guarantee, and TIA has grown and named collector corals since 2008.

→ See the current Candy Delight release

Related in the TIA Acropora collection: All TIA Signature Acropora →

Frequently asked questions

What makes TIA Candy Delight special?

It is a true collector-grade tenuis that TIA will stand against any big-name tenuis on the market, and it has been growing in TIA's system since 2023 — so frags come from a well-established, mature mother colony.

How long has it been grown at TIA?

Since 2023. It has grown in TIA's system since then, which is why the team offers it as a settled, collector-grade piece rather than a fresh import.

What colors does it show?

Candy pink with neon green and violet accents, in a high-saturation, floral polyp structure. Colors show best under blue-heavy reef lighting and shift under different light.

What lighting and flow does it want?

Medium to high light with strong random flow, as stated in the live listing.

Do I get the colony in the photo?

No — the photo is the mother colony. Your frag is cut to order from it, so your piece will be similar in color and character but is its own cutting.

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