Species

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.

Agaricia fragilis

A low-light Caribbean plate coral that thrives where most corals struggle.

Pavona varians

A flexible, low-demand coral that adapts its shape to almost any surface.

Acropora anthocercis

A wave-battered reef plate coral with moody purple and blue tones.

Madracis formosa

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

Acropora palmata

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

Anacropora forbesi

A delicate branching coral that demands expert-level flow and light to thrive.

Anacropora matthaii

A sprawling, delicate branching coral that extends its tentacles around the clock.

Anacropora pillai

A fragile, sprawling branching coral that carpets lower reef slopes in turbid water.

Anacropora puertogalerae

Delicate branching coral with spiny corallites that demands precision to keep well.

Anacropora reticulata

A branching coral whose detailed netlike skeleton sets it apart from the crowd.

Anacropora spinosa

A contorted, spiny branching coral that challenges even experienced reef keepers.

Acropora humilis

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

Palauastrea ramosa

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

Stylophora subseriata

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

Acropora prolifera

The only Acropora native to the Caribbean, and a rarity in the hobby.

Acropora paniculata

A massive table-forming coral that carpets upper reef slopes in soft, fuzzy texture.

Helioseris cucullata

A low-light Caribbean coral that forgives beginner mistakes and stays reef safe.

Madracis decactis

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

Leptoseris hawaiiensis

A low-light reef wall dweller that thrives where most corals won't venture.

Gardineroseris planulata

A shade-loving encrusting coral that thrives where others struggle.

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.

Montipora tuberculosa

A textured encrusting coral whose papillae tips catch the light in unexpected ways.

Leptoseris cailleti

A deep-water Atlantic coral bringing unusual twisted fronds to low-light reef tanks.

Agaricia lamarcki

A low-light Caribbean plate coral with distinctive white star-shaped mouths.

Agaricia agaricites

A low-light Caribbean coral that forms sweeping plates and fronds in earth tones.

Agaricia grahamae

A low-light reef plate coral that layers into graceful whorled formations.

Montipora foliosa

Thin, layered plates stack like pages, bringing reef architecture to your tank.

Pavona bipartita

A low-maintenance encrusting coral that works hard in understated browns.

Pavona chiriquiensis

A low-light Pacific coral with a textured, ridge-covered surface in earthy tones.

Pavona clavus

A hardy, low-light coral that builds impressive columnar and plate-like colonies.