Species

Pocillopora tuahiniensis

A newly described Pacific birdsnest coral with branching architecture straight from French Polynesia.

Seriatopora caliendrum

Delicate branching coral that rewards patient reefers with a wild, bushy silhouette.

Seriatopora lineata

A delicate branching coral that rewards attentive reefers with detailed, fine-tipped growth.

Seriatopora octoptera

A tightly branched finger coral that rewards attentive reefers with detailed structure.

Seriatopora dendritica

A delicate, needle-branched coral that rewards careful placement and steady flow.

Seriatopora guttata

A delicate branching coral that rewards careful reef keepers with detailed, bird's-nest-like growth.

Pocillopora damicornis

A hardy, fast-growing coral that adapts its shape to match its environment.

Pocillopora capitata

A chunky, branching Pacific coral that thrives in strong light and surge.

Pocillopora effusa

A compact branching coral from Pacific-American reefs that rewards attentive reefers.

Pocillopora elegans

A compact branching coral with an extraordinary range across two oceans.

Pocillopora fungiformis

A wave-battered Madagascar coral with bold branching architecture and encrusting roots.

Pocillopora grandis

A bold, branching coral that thrives where waves hit hardest.

Pocillopora indiania

A large, architectural coral from the Indian Ocean with bold branching structure.

Pocillopora inflata

A compact, branching coral from the Eastern Pacific with a distinctly inflated look.

Pocillopora kelleheri

A flat-plated Pocillopora with neat, evenly spaced branches for high-energy reef zones.

Pocillopora meandrina

A compact, branching bush coral built for bright, high-energy reef zones.

Pocillopora verrucosa

A branching Indo-Pacific coral that reshapes itself to match the current.

Pocillopora woodjonesi

A sprawling, wave-battered Indo-Pacific coral that demands strong flow and bright light.

Pocillopora zelli

An upright, branching coral with a bold, architectural presence on Indo-Pacific reefs.

Madracis pharensis

A deep-water encrusting coral with a fascinating split personality across its range.

Madracis formosa

A Caribbean finger coral with a distinctive eight-septum pattern and green coloration.

Stylophora subseriata

A branching small-polyp coral that extends its tentacles even in daylight.

Madracis decactis

A compact Atlantic reef builder with distinctive ten-rayed polyps and rich green tones.

Stylophora kuehlmanni

A spiny-branched Red Sea coral with tubular corallites and daytime-active tentacles.

Stylophora madagascarensis

A compact, fast-branching SPS coral with subtle hood-tipped branches.

Stylophora mamillata

A compact encrusting coral built for vertical reef walls and high-flow zones.

Stylophora wellsi

A compact, knobby branching coral from wave-swept Red Sea shallows.

Madracis asperula

A rarely kept azooxanthellate coral that thrives in flow, not light.

Madracis senaria

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

Stylophora pistillata

A chunky, branching SPS coral that thrives where the waves hit hardest.

Madracis myriaster

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

Madracis kirbyi

A compact Indo-Pacific coral recognized by its distinctive ten-septum corallites.

Seriatopora hystrix

Delicate needle-tipped branches form airy thickets that reward attentive reef keepers.

Madracis auretenra

A slender, branching Atlantic coral that glows with warm golden hues.