Caribbean & Western Atlantic

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.

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.

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.

Stephanocyathus (Stephanocyathus) laevifundus

A solitary deep-water cup coral from the Atlantic with an air of mystery.

Dichocoenia stokesii

A tough Atlantic stony coral with distinctive elongated polyp mouths.

Madracis myriaster

A finger-shaped Atlantic coral with an impressively wide depth range.

Chilomycterus schoepfii

A spiny, permanently-armed puffer relative that never needs to inflate to look the part.

Malacacanthus capensis

A reef-safe South African coral that keeps things simple for newer keepers.

Tubastraea coccinea

Brilliant orange polyps that only open at night. And demand to be fed.

Palythoa grandis

Bold colonial polyps from Costa Rica's reefs, forgiving enough for beginner reef tanks.

Liopropoma rubre

A boldly striped little basslet that stays hidden but rewards patient reef keepers.

Eunicea mammosa

A branching gorgonian with distinctively swollen polyp knobs and bold candelabra structure.

Parazoanthus franciscae

Soft, colonial reef polyps that thrive in low light and live symbiotically.

Porites divaricata

A Caribbean finger coral that keeps its tentacles out even in broad daylight.

Manicina areolata

A free-roaming Caribbean brain coral that wanders seagrass beds on its own cone-shaped base.

Dendrophyllia californica

A non-photosynthetic Pacific coral that thrives where light is scarce.

Cladocora arbuscula

A delicate, tubular Atlantic coral that thrives where other corals struggle.

Turbo fluctuosa

A tireless algae grazer that needs a helping hand if it tips over.

Discosoma neglecta

A hardy, low-maintenance mushroom coral perfect for shaded reef corners.

Gobioides broussonnetii

A dragon-faced gentle giant that's all looks and no aggression.

Rhodactis osculifera

A tough, low-light Caribbean corallimorph that thrives where many corals struggle.

Palythoa caribaeorum

A tough Atlantic colonial polyp that carpets rock with minimal fuss.

Gorgonia mariae

An open-latticed sea fan that brings Caribbean reef structure to your display tank.

Opistognathus aurifrons

A sand-burrowing fish that hovers upright and broods eggs in its mouth.