Merulina is a hard coral of variable shape and color. It may be flat and fan-shaped or it may have irregular finger-like lobe growths. Color ranges from... Readmore
Moon Corals get their name because of its spherical cratered skeleton. On Favites sp. individual polyps share walls with neighboring polyps. Also known... Readmore
The Pectinia Coral is a unique-looking coral, usually ranging from dark to light green. It forms a cup-like shape with sharp points protruding from the... Readmore
Herpolitha species are often called tongue corals because of the unique shape they have. Normally they are found lying on the bottom of the aquarium in... Readmore
The Green Button Coral is also known by its scientific name, Scolymia. Scolymia corals look very similar to and are often confused with Cynarina corals.... Readmore
Hydnophora is similar to antler acro but lacks the individual polyp formations. It is instead covered in fleshy tissue which is typically brown or intense... Readmore
Blastomussa is a colorful coral, usually a combination of red and green. It has large, fleshy polyps and tentacles that extend at night for feeding. It... Readmore
Torch corals get their name from the brightly colored tips of their tentacles, which gives the appearance of a lighted torch. These corals are agressive... Readmore
Moon corals vary considerably in both their colors and in their patterns. This colony has a "green-eyed" coloration. They are a very hardy coral and will... Readmore
Pectinia Coral, also known as Cactus or Spiny Cup Coral, is a unique-looking coral, usually ranging from dark to light green. It forms a cup-like shape... Readmore
Short Tentacle Plate Corals are bottom dwelling stony corals. Its skeleton forms a cupped disc with ridges that radiate from a central oral opening. ... Readmore
Slipper Corals, also known as a Sea Moles, are very similiar to Tounge corals, the distinguishing feature is its skeleton. The Slipper Coral's skeleton... Readmore
Short Tentacle Plate Corals are bottom dwelling stony corals. Its skeleton forms a cupped disc with ridges that radiate from a central oral opening. ... Readmore
This striking coral makes a gorgeous addition to a well established reef tank. The coral should be placed near the bottom of the tank where no falling... Readmore
Acanthastrea is a fast-growing large polyp stony coral. It is an easy species to keep in an aquarium and grows best under moderate lighting. Acanthastrea... Readmore
