Describe the general habitat of coral?

Answer 1

Corals Coral reefs are found in shallow water, ranging to depths of 60 m. Some species prefer either cooler temperate water while others are found along tropical reefs, such as the Great Barrier Reef, with waters ranging in temperatures from 18 - 33 °C.

Living in colonies: They generally occur in large numbers as colonies of individual polyps linked by tissue. Resources, such as food, are then shared amongst the individuals in the colony. Species: polyps and reef builders. Corals Coral reefs are found in shallow water, ranging to depths of 60 m. Some species prefer either cooler temperate water while others are found along tropical reefs, such as the Great Barrier Reef, with waters ranging in temperatures from 18 - 33 °C.

Living in colonies: They generally occur in large numbers as colonies of individual polyps linked by tissue. Resources, such as food, are then shared amongst the individuals in the colony. Species: polyps and reef builders.

Answer 2

Unfortunately, Coral have not yet adapted to their habitat. Rising water temperatures due to global warming are causing coral Polyps to expel their Zooxanthellae as part of Coral Bleaching. Hopefully something will be done before coral Polyps, and the Coral Reef biome, slip away.

Answer 3

Well if it lives, it is in the sea its kept with clownfish in the tropical sea with other corals mostly with tropical fish

Answer 4

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Answer 5

They live in warm tropical climates and are very delicate slight touches to a wrong area may kill them.