Species

Paramuricea clavata

A Mediterranean sea fan that shifts color from vivid yellow to deep purple.

Dendronephthya gigantea

A tree-like soft coral that demands strong flow and rewards patience.

Mycedium elephantotus

Frilly, leaf-like plates with outward-facing corallites that give it a sculptural look.

Clavularia novaezealandiae

A cold-water soft coral from New Zealand's deep reefs, rare in the hobby.

Clavularia thompsoni

A cold-water New Zealand soft coral that thrives under gentle, low-light reef conditions.

Porites porites

A tough Atlantic branching coral that feeds actively even in daylight.

Desmophyllum dianthus

A cold-water deep-sea coral that thrives where most corals fear to tread.

Leptogorgia virgulata

A branching sea whip from the Atlantic coast, vivid and flow-loving.

Gorgonia ventalina

A fan-shaped gorgonian that brings reef structure and graceful movement to saltwater tanks.

Tridacna crocea

A compact, vividly patterned giant clam that bores into reef rock for security.

Leptastrea bewickensis

A tough, low-profile reef coral that quietly holds its own across the Indo-Pacific.

Balanophyllia (Balanophyllia) capensis

A solitary cold-water cup coral built for dimly lit, current-swept reefs.

Tubastraea aurea

A bold, non-photosynthetic coral that thrives in the shadows of the reef.

Tubastraea dendroida

A rare subtropical cup coral from Hong Kong's reef slopes, built for low light.

Tubastraea faulkneri

A brilliant non-photosynthetic cup coral that thrives in the shadows of the reef.

Alcyonium cydonium

A lumpy, lobed soft coral from cold northern seas, rarely seen in home systems.

Alcyonium muricatum

A soft coral from Japanese waters, surprisingly approachable for newer reef keepers.

Alcyonium digitatum

A cold-water soft coral that thrives where most reef animals won't.

Iciligorgia schrammi

A deepwater Atlantic sea fan that brings dramatic branching structure to the reef tank.

Muricea laxa

A graceful branching sea fan from the Western Atlantic that rewards attentive reefers.

Drifa glomerata

A cold-water soft coral that thrives where most reef species fear to go.

Lobophyllia costata

A fleshy, forgiving LPS coral that rewards beginners with bold reef color.

Tridacna derasa

One of the giant clams, and one of the easier ones to keep in a reef.

Lobophytum durum

A hardy soft coral lobe that asks little and grows reliably in most reef tanks.

Ellisella elongata

A graceful, unbranched whip coral surprisingly approachable for newer reef keepers.

Duncanopsammia peltata

A forgiving large-polyp coral that rewards beginners and veterans alike.

Diploastrea heliopora

A boulder-sized reef builder with a beautifully geometric, honeycomb surface.

Eunicea fusca

A branching Caribbean sea rod that rewards patient, experienced reef keepers.

Antillogorgia acerosa

A feathery Caribbean gorgonian that brings soft, swaying motion to reef displays.

Duncanopsammia axifuga

Tentacles out day and night, this branching coral is as active as it gets.

Zoanthus durbanensis

A hardy South African zoanthid that brings colonial reef color to beginner tanks.

Acropora palmata

A Caribbean reef giant with thick, branching arms built to take a pounding.

Epizoanthus leptoderma

A cool-water Pacific zoanthid suited for the patient, detail-oriented reef keeper.

Alcyonium coralloides

A Mediterranean native that brings old-world reef character to the cold-water tank.

Oculina diffusa

A compact Caribbean branching coral that thrives under low light conditions.

Corynactis chilensis

A jewel-toned Pacific corallimorpharian that thrives where most corals struggle.