Species

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.

Perissogorgia vitrea

A graceful sea fan from the Western South Pacific, surprisingly approachable for new reef keepers.

Pseudopterogorgia fredericki

A flowing North Indian Ocean sea fan that rewards attentive reef keepers.

Alcyonium acaule

A finger-shaped soft coral from the Mediterranean, manageable for newer reef keepers.

Antillogorgia elisabethae

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

Palythoa toxica

The most toxic coral on the reef, native only to Hawaii.

Ellisella ceratophyta

A rare New Caledonian sea whip bringing wild reef structure to the aquarium.

Junceella juncea

A slender, unbranched sea whip that brings dramatic vertical structure to reef tanks.

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.

Leptogorgia viminalis

A bold Atlantic sea whip that rewards patient, experienced reef keepers.

Eunicea succinea

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

Australophyllia wilsoni

A cold-water beauty that thrives where most reef corals fear to go.

Acropora nana

A delicate branching coral with cool blue and purple tones for expert reefers.

Antillogorgia americana

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

Herpolitha limax

A free-living, tongue-shaped coral that roams lagoon floors on its own terms.

Isaurus cliftoni

A reef-safe Pacific zoanthid that's forgiving enough for beginners to keep.

Carijoa riisei

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

Alcyonium pacificum

A soft coral from Japanese waters that suits newer reef keepers well.

Cynarina lacrymalis

A puffy, jewel-like solo coral that thrives in calm, dimly lit reef spots.

Hydnophora exesa

A shape-shifting Indo-Pacific coral with tentacles out around the clock.

Muricea elongata

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

Tridacna squamosa

A beginner-friendly giant clam with dramatic, fluted shell edges and vivid mantle colors.

Acropora horrida

A branchy Indo-Pacific Acropora that thrives in turbid shallows and shows off pale blue polyps.

Xenia crassa

A pulsing soft coral that practically grows itself in a reef tank.

Ceratotrochus franciscana

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

Micromussa amakusensis

A compact, fleshy reef coral that's surprisingly forgiving for beginners.

Micromussa lordhowensis

A forgiving, colorful LPS coral that thrives under modest light and flow.

Micromussa regularis

A compact, colorful LPS coral that's genuinely forgiving for reef beginners.

Tubastraea chloromura

A rare subtropical sun coral from Hong Kong's reefs, thriving in low light.

Tubastraea megacorallita

A rare subtropical sun coral from Japan's reef slopes, built for low light.

Palythoa grandis

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

Parazoanthus brevitentacularis

A clinging colonial zoanthid that thrives in the shade of deeper reef zones.

Limnopilos naiyanetri

A fingernail-sized freshwater crab that disappears into moss and rarely shows itself.

Porites divaricata

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