Species

Favites valenciennesii

A hardy Indo-Pacific brain coral that rewards patient, intermediate reef keepers.

Micromussa multipunctata

A beginner-friendly LPS coral with bold, colorful polyps across wide Pacific reefs.

Pseudosiderastrea tayamai

A compact encrusting coral with pale grey tones and distinctively crisp white corallite walls.

Amphiprion perideraion

A soft-pink, gentle clownfish that communicates by popping its jaws.

Tomiyamichthys latruncularius

A reef sand-flat goby that shares its burrow with a snapping shrimp partner.

Pervagor spilosoma

A boldly patterned Hawaiian filefish with a vivid orange tail that demands attention.

Euphyllia cristata

A phaceloid Euphyllia with knob-tipped tentacles and a understated, elegant look.

Polyphyllia talpina

A free-roaming tongue-shaped coral that waves its tentacles proudly in daylight.

Tetraodon biocellatus

Pint-sized freshwater puffer with a big attitude and a taste for snails.

Acropora humilis

Chunky, finger-like branches in vivid blues and purples for the dedicated reefer.

Alcyonium compactofestucum

A hardy soft coral from Southern African waters, well-suited to reef tanks.

Alcyonium spitzbergense

A cold-water soft coral from the Arctic, rarely seen but genuinely fascinating.

Astraeosmilia curvata

A finger-shaped reef builder from the broad Indo-Pacific, suited to patient intermediate keepers.

Astraeosmilia tumida

A solitary stony coral with bold columnar form for the intermediate reef keeper.

Caulastraea echinulata

A chunky, finger-like coral that's forgiving enough for intermediate reef keepers.

Caulastraea furcata

Branching colonies of individual polyp heads, each with its own personality.

Palauastrea ramosa

A rare branching coral with blunt, anastomosing branches and tricky care requirements.

Porites attenuata

A chunky, yellow-green branching coral built for busy reef flats.

Stylophora subseriata

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

Dactylopus dactylopus

A sand-walking dragonet that tiptoes across the seafloor on finger-like fins.

Lobophytum latilobatum

A hardy soft coral from the Indian Ocean, forgiving enough for newer reef keepers.

Sarcophyton digitatum

A finger-lobed soft coral from New Caledonia, manageable even for newer reef keepers.

Trimma rubromaculatus

A tiny red-spotted goby with a quirky habit of hovering at odd angles near the seafloor.

Nemateleotris magnifica

A tiny reef dart with a flame-colored body and an unmistakable sail-like dorsal fin.

Lysmata debelius

A bold red cleaner shrimp that sets up shop servicing fish in your reef.

Centropyge fisheri

A compact, warm-toned pygmy angel that holds its own on the reef.

Pseudoplexaura flagellosa

A tall, branching sea rod that brings authentic Caribbean reef structure to your tank.

Centropyge loricula

A reef-dwelling jewel that brings bold color and personality to the right tank.

Centropyge acanthops

A fiery little angel from East Africa that punches above its weight.

Centropyge aurantonotus

A compact Atlantic dwarf angel with a bold orange back and reef-friendly size.

Calappa flammea

A brilliantly patterned box crab that buries itself and cracks shells with ease.

Fowleria flammea

A secretive reef dweller that glows red in the shadows of lagoon corals.

Cirrhilabrus jordani

Hawaii's most vivid wrasse, blazing red and orange across reef drop-offs.

Paracheilinus rubricaudalis

A rare Fijian flasher wrasse from the outer reef, barely known in the hobby.

Cycloseris explanulata

A free-living solitary coral that sits loose on sandy reef floors.

Acanthophyllia deshayesiana

A fleshy, solitary cup coral with bold concentric coloration for low-flow reef systems.