The Americas

Leptogorgia hebes

A branching sea fan from the Atlantic coast, built for strong currents.

Agaricia tenuifolia

A Caribbean frond coral that thrives under low light and gentle flow.

Mycetophyllia reesi

A smooth, plate-like Caribbean coral with no ridges and an understated charm.

Oculina robusta

A sturdy, branching Atlantic coral that thrives where others struggle with murky water.

Holacanthus tricolor

A bold Atlantic angel with dramatically different juvenile and adult coloration.

Novaculichthys taeniourus

A reef demolition crew in fish form, juvenile and adult look like different species.

Isophyllia rigida

A hardy Caribbean brain coral built for turbulent, surge-swept reef zones.

Gramma loreto

A bold two-toned reef fish that happily swims upside down under ledges.

Emerita analoga

The tumbling surf-zone specialist that rides waves backward for a living.

Xanthichthys ringens

A long-lived Atlantic trigger that spends its youth adrift in floating seaweed.

Paguristes cadenati

A tireless little reef cleaner with bold red legs and a peaceful disposition.

Agaricia undata

A low-light Caribbean plate coral with elegant scrolling, layered growth.

Eugorgia rubens

A vivid Eastern Pacific sea fan built for strong currents and deeper reef walls.

Leptogorgia alba

A branching Eastern Pacific sea fan that rewards patient, flow-focused reef setups.

Leptogorgia bayeri

A slender, branching sea fan from Southern African waters demanding strong flow.

Leptogorgia exigua

A delicate Eastern Pacific sea fan for reef tanks with serious flow.

Leptogorgia pumila

A compact Eastern Pacific sea fan that rewards patient, detail-oriented reef keepers.

Pacifigorgia adamsii

A deep-water Pacific sea fan that brings dramatic structure to the reef tank.

Pacifigorgia irene

A deep-color Eastern Pacific sea fan for high-flow reef displays.

Antillogorgia elisabethae

A tall, feathery gorgonian that brings vertical drama to Caribbean reef displays.

Leptogorgia punicea

A branching, flame-colored gorgonian that brings reef structure to life.

Leptogorgia setacea

A branching sea whip from North Atlantic waters that demands serious flow.

Abudefduf saxatilis

Bold reef dweller with a notorious attitude that grows with age.

Eunicea succinea

A branching Caribbean sea rod that brings natural reef structure to the aquarium.

Madracis senaria

A deep-water Caribbean encrusting coral with a precise, six-pointed corallite architecture.

Antillogorgia americana

A flowing Caribbean sea fan that brings wild reef movement to the tank.

Carijoa riisei

A soft, branching coral that frosts live rock with white, feathery polyps.

Scolymia wellsii

A bold, single-polyp coral that rewards patient feeding with vivid growth.

Sphyraena picudilla

A sleek Atlantic predator that schools in impressive numbers near the surface.

Flabellina iodinea

A vivid Pacific nudibranch that's as demanding as it is decorative.

Muricea elongata

A bold, branching Atlantic sea fan that rewards patient intermediate reefers.

Muricea muricata

A branching Atlantic sea fan that thrives in surge and current.

Cirrhitichthys oxycephalus

A bold little percher that claims coral real estate and rarely budges.

Acropora cervicornis

A fast-growing Atlantic branching coral that builds entire reef frameworks in the wild.

Ceratotrochus franciscana

A solitary Atlantic stony coral under CITES protection, rarely seen in the trade.

Astraea tecta

A tireless reef tank janitor that scrapes algae from glass and rock with quiet efficiency.