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Depending of the coral,
starting from 1cm/year up to 50cm/year in species like xenia
It depends on the type of coral; many soft corals are established within a few days of being added. Large polyp stony corals take a few days to a few weeks, and small polyp stonies will often take several weeks to become comfortable in a new aquarium.
The geological record indicates that the ancestors of modern coral reef ecosystems were formed at least 350 million years ago. The coral reefs existing today began growing as early as 50 million years ago. Most established coral reefs are between 5,000 and 10,000 years old. Although size can be a good indicator of the age of a coral reef, it is not a certain indicator. Different species of coral grow at different rates, depending on the water temperature, oxygen level, amount of turbulence, and availability of food around them. Most massive boulder corals are the slowest growing species, adding only between 1/4 to 7/8 inch (5 to 25 millimeters) per year to their length. Branching and Staghorn corals may grow much faster, adding as much as 8 inches (20 centimeters) to their branches each year.
It can take many years, even centuries, for coral to form a substantial reef. At the moment, there i great concern due to climate warming causing the bleaching and dying-off of certain reefs.
it depends on where it is and the pollution levels in the water.
1year and 21 seconds
The take hundreds of years to develop into a huge reef.
Coral Reef Senior High is located in Miami, Florida. Coral Reef High school is rated as a good school with many different activities for students to take part in.
A coral reef is a plant in the ocean that can produce food for animals.It also can be a home.Even clownfish live in coral reefs.Ever seen the move "Finding Nemo"?Well Nemo and his dad live in a coral reef!
yes they harm it by eating the fish and animals and that kills the coral reffs couse ther are no animals to take care of it
Illegal The Great barrier reef is protected
Coral Reef
Colonies of coral take on many shapes and sizes. No two look the same. Some resemble plants, some resemble brains, some are spiraling while others are flat like a table top. All of these make up a coral reef. There are many different types of coral reef as well. There is atoll reef, barrier reef, fringing reef, table reef, apron reef, bank reef, patch reef and others. Each of these different types of coral reef grows in a different environment. For more information about the specific shapes associated with the reef types listed above, see the related link.
Coral Reefs can be old upto a million years. Coral Reefs takes a long time to form so after its formed the Coral Reefs stand strong for a long time. Unfortunately due to people who break Coral Reefs they dont last for a pretty long time as it naturally should last.
Coral reefs are benthos, or bottom-dwellers. Benthos live anywhere on the ocean floor, and filter feed. Coral reefs are made from calcium, take long to form, and are home to many species. They are actually sort of in their own category.
Yes it gathers up shells and fish smaller then your pinky finger nail help.