Species

Cyphastrea agassizi

A boldly patterned Pacific reef coral with contrasting corallites and textured grooves.

Cyphastrea chalcidicum

A tough, encrusting coral with bold corallite contrast across a wide depth range.

Cyphastrea decadia

A branching coral that shifts its growth form to match its environment.

Cyphastrea hexasepta

A textured, understated coral with characterful raised corallites across a spiny surface.

Cyphastrea japonica

A tough encrusting coral with distinctive knobbed texture and a barnacle problem.

Cyphastrea microphthalma

A shape-shifting Indo-Pacific coral that grows as boulders, plates, or free-rolling balls.

Cyphastrea serailia

A hardy Indo-Pacific encrusting coral with subtle, textured charm for reef tanks.

Coelastrea aspera

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

Coelastrea palauensis

A solid, understated reef builder for patient intermediate keepers.

Goniastrea edwardsi

A slow-growing reef builder that quietly becomes the largest thing in the tank.

Goniastrea favulus

A tough intertidal brain coral with understated charm and real resilience.

Goniastrea minuta

A compact, understated star coral with tidy corallite crowns and easy reef compatibility.

Goniastrea pectinata

A hardy encrusting star coral that holds its own across Indo-Pacific reefs.

Goniastrea ramosa

A compact branching star coral that thrives on sheltered Indo-Pacific reef flats.

Goniastrea retiformis

A tough, reef-building star coral that can dominate even the harshest intertidal zones.

Goniastrea thecata

A muted, boulder-forming Red Sea coral with distinctive fleshy polyp rims.

Paragoniastrea australensis

A hardy Indo-Pacific stony coral with classic star-patterned colonies for mixed reef displays.

Paragoniastrea deformis

A compact star coral with understated charm for the intermediate reef keeper.

Siderastrea radians

A compact, tough starlet coral that sometimes rolls free like a living stone.

Platygyra acuta

A brain-like maze coral with crisp ridges and subtle two-tone coloring.

Platygyra carnosa

A valley coral with meandering ridges and a forgiving nature for intermediate reef keepers.

Platygyra contorta

A maze coral whose winding valleys grow more twisted toward the center.

Platygyra crosslandi

A tough, compact maze coral with valleys that glow green against earthy brown walls.

Platygyra lamellina

A tough brain coral with neat, winding valleys and broad reef tolerance.

Platygyra pini

A solid Indo-Pacific brain coral with charming green-floored valleys.

Platygyra ryukyuensis

A compact brain coral with narrow, winding valleys and nicely contrasting colors.

Platygyra verweyi

A rugged brain coral with crisp valley patterns across its massive form.

Platygyra yaeyamaensis

A compact brain coral with a pleasingly ragged, textured surface.

Pectinia lactuca

A rugged, plate-forming coral that thrives where other species struggle.

Porites lichen

A flat, colony-forming coral that dominates lagoons and reef slopes across the Indo-Pacific.

Chaetodon unimaculatus

A wide-ranging reef butterfly with a bold spot and a coral-eating habit.

Chaetodon lineolatus

The largest butterflyfish in the world, with a bold graphic pattern to match.

Hippocampus erectus

A striking Atlantic seahorse with real personality, but not a beginner's fish.

Pterois volitans

A venomous reef predator that rules its corner of the tank with quiet authority.

Cyanea capillata

The world's largest jellyfish, trailing curtains of venomous tentacles through cold northern seas.

Gymnothorax chilospilus

A compact reef moray with a bold spotted pattern and a surprisingly calm reputation.