The Americas

Meandrina meandrites

A Caribbean brain coral with radiating valleys and classic reef-builder character.

Acropora prolifera

The only Acropora native to the Caribbean, and a rarity in the hobby.

Hippocampus ingens

The largest seahorse in the Pacific, built for life among deep coral branches.

Elacatinus multifasciatus

A tiny reef cleaner that lives among sea urchin spines in the wild.

Helioseris cucullata

A low-light Caribbean coral that forgives beginner mistakes and stays reef safe.

Pterogorgia guadalupensis

A graceful, branching sea whip from subtropical Atlantic reefs, manageable even for newer reefers.

Arothron meleagris

A bold, intelligent puffer that will learn your face and test your corals.

Phyllangia americana

A shade-loving cup coral that thrives where other corals fear to go.

Porites colonensis

A tiered plating coral with an understated, textural elegance that rewards patient keepers.

Paragorgia arborea

A deep-sea giant with bubblegum-pink branches found across the world's cold oceans.

Clavularia modesta

A low-maintenance soft coral that thrives where others struggle.

Porites panamensis

A compact, lobed Pacific coral with a smooth greenish-grey profile.

Hypoplectrus indigo

A reef-dwelling hamlet with bold indigo patterning and a surprisingly easygoing nature.

Corynactis parvula

A jewel-toned colonial anemone that thrives in low-light reef corners.

Holacanthus passer

A bold Eastern Pacific angel with a single dramatic white stripe across its flank.

Aliger gigas

A gentle giant of the seafloor, with one of the most iconic shells in the ocean.

Pseudodiploria clivosa

A hardy Caribbean brain coral with distinctively ridged, knobby colonies.

Palythoa mammillosa

A hardy Atlantic zoanthid with a distinctively bumpy, textured colony surface.

Mycetophyllia aliciae

A hardy Caribbean plate coral with bold texture and an easygoing nature.

Eunicea clavigera

A branching Caribbean gorgonian with distinctive knobbly texture and candelabra growth.

Eunicea tourneforti

A branching Caribbean gorgonian with bold, bumpy texture and dramatic candelabra form.

Eunicea calyculata

A branching sea rod with distinctive knobbly texture, straight from Caribbean reefs.

Favia gravida

A compact Atlantic coral with tidy, rounded corallites and a warm pale orange hue.

Mussismilia leptophylla

A hardy Brazilian reef coral with a distinctively knobbed, sculptural form.

Leptoseris cailleti

A deep-water Atlantic coral bringing unusual twisted fronds to low-light reef tanks.

Agaricia lamarcki

A low-light Caribbean plate coral with distinctive white star-shaped mouths.

Mycetophyllia lamarckiana

A Caribbean reef plate coral with a wonderfully textured, cactus-like surface.

Mussa angulosa

A bold Caribbean coral with fleshy, dramatic polyps suited to most reef setups.

Agaricia agaricites

A low-light Caribbean coral that forms sweeping plates and fronds in earth tones.

Agaricia grahamae

A low-light reef plate coral that layers into graceful whorled formations.

Pavona chiriquiensis

A low-light Pacific coral with a textured, ridge-covered surface in earthy tones.

Pavona gigantea

A tough, low-light coral that thrives where other stony corals struggle.

Goniastrea ramosa

A compact branching star coral that thrives on sheltered Indo-Pacific reef flats.

Siderastrea radians

A compact, tough starlet coral that sometimes rolls free like a living stone.

Forcipiger flavissimus

A needle-nosed reef hunter that picks prey from crevices other fish can't reach.

Oxycirrhites typus

A perching ambush predator that claims gorgonians as its personal throne.