Aquacultured
SPS
Our aquacultured SPS corals
are kept under 250 Watt, 10,000K double-ended HQI metal halide
lighting.
Since these are aquacultured, they are fully acclimated to aquarium
light, water and flow conditions. |
Tank
Raised
Purple Rim capicornis
Only a few
shipped per month
|
These aquacultured purple rim caps
are at least 3rd generation tank raised. They have a deep purple
rim and beautiful green center. For best eye candy, make sure
your tank also has some actinic lighting. For the SPS family
they are particularly hardy and fast growing. That, along with
their sheer beauty, warrants their great popularity. Quite peaceful,
it can be placed in close proximity to other similar peaceful
corals in the reef aquarium. In an aquarium lit by metal halides,
Montipora Corals should be kept in a mid to low position, and
under other lighting they should be kept in a mid to high position.
To bring out the most intense coloration of this coral, we recommend
metal halide lighting. For continued good health, they will require
the addition of a two part calcium and buffer supplement in order
to maintain a calcium level of 400-450 ppm and dKH of 8-12. They
will benefit from the addition of zooplankton. |
$89.99
Approx Purchase Size:
11/2" to 2" |
Tank
Raised
Orange Montipora Digitata
Limited Supply!
Actual
color, not touched up
We would have to say this
is one of the easiest species of SPS to keep. It comes in a range
of colors and shapes in addition to not being too finicky, so
it is one of the few that will do well. evem in a tank otherwise
populated by an assortment of softies.Montipora Digitata is a
small polyp stony (SPS) coral also referred to as either Velvet
Branch, or Velvet Finger Coral. Montipora is peaceful and can
be placed in close proximity to other similar peaceful corals
in the reef aquarium. For the SPS family they are particularly
hardy and fast growing for aquarists, warranting their great
popularity. Symbiotic algae zooxanthellae are hosted within this
organism. It likes to eat filter feeding invert food, brine shrimp,
micro-plankton a few times per week. For continued good health,
it will also require the addition of calcium, strontium, and
other trace elements to the water. It will require medium lighting,
(power compacts, VHO, or halides) , combined with medium water
movement within the aquarium. Note:
An important thing to remember with Montipora's of all types
is to gradually adapt them from lower to higher light conditions
(place lower in the system for the first few weeks to avoid bleaching
(loss of zooxanthellae), and slowly move them up. |
$49.99
Approx Purchase Size:
1" to 11/2" |
|
Tank
Raised
Purple Montipora Digitata
Actual
color, not touched up
We would have to say this
is one of the easiest species of SPS to keep. It comes in a range
of colors and shapes in addition to not being too finicky, so
it is one of the few that will do well. evem in a tank otherwise
populated by an assortment of softies.Montipora Digitata is a
small polyp stony (SPS) coral also referred to as either Velvet
Branch, or Velvet Finger Coral. Montipora is peaceful and can
be placed in close proximity to other similar peaceful corals
in the reef aquarium. For the SPS family they are particularly
hardy and fast growing for aquarists, warranting their great
popularity. Symbiotic algae zooxanthellae are hosted within this
organism. It likes to eat filter feeding invert food, brine shrimp,
micro-plankton a few times per week. For continued good health,
it will also require the addition of calcium, strontium, and
other trace elements to the water. It will require medium lighting,
(power compacts, VHO, or halides) , combined with medium water
movement within the aquarium. Note:
An important thing to remember with Montipora's of all types
is to gradually adapt them from lower to higher light conditions
(place lower in the system for the first few weeks to avoid bleaching
(loss of zooxanthellae), and slowly move them up. |
$49.99
Approx Purchase Size:
1" to 11/2" |
|
Tank
Raised
Purple
Montipora capicornis
|
These aquacultured purple caps are at
least 3rd generation tank raised. For the SPS family they are
particularly hardy and fast growing. That, along with their sheer
beauty, warrants their great popularity. Quite peaceful, it can
be placed in close proximity to other similar peaceful corals
in the reef aquarium. In an aquarium lit by metal halides, Montipora
Corals should be kept in a mid to low position, and under other
lighting they should be kept in a mid to high position. To bring
out the most intense coloration of this coral, we recommend metal
halide lighting. For continued good health, they will require
the addition of a two part calcium and buffer supplement in order
to maintain a calcium level of 400-450 ppm and dKH of 8-12. They
will benefit from the addition of zooplankton. |
$59.99
Approx Purchase Size:
1" to 11/2" |
Tank
Raised
Orange Montipora capicornis
|
These aquacultured orange caps are just
gorgeous! They are at least 3rd generation tank raised. For the
SPS family they are particularly hardy and fast growing. That,
along with their sheer beauty, warrants their great popularity.
Quite peaceful, it can be placed in close proximity to other
similar peaceful corals in the reef aquarium. In an aquarium
lit by metal halides, Montipora Corals should be kept in a mid
to low position, and under other lighting they should be kept
in a mid to high position. To bring out the most intense coloration
of this coral, we recommend metal halide lighting. For continued
good health, they will require the addition of a two part calcium
and buffer supplement in order to maintain a calcium level of
400-450 ppm and dKH of 8-12. They will benefit from the addition
of zooplankton. |
$59.99
Approx Purchase Size:
1" to 11/2" |
Tank
Raised
Emerald Green Montipora capicornis
|
These aquacultured beautiful green caps
are at least 3rd generation tank raised. For the SPS family they
are particularly hardy and fast growing. That, along with their
sheer beauty, warrants their great popularity. Quite peaceful,
it can be placed in close proximity to other similar peaceful
corals in the reef aquarium. In an aquarium lit by metal halides,
Montipora Corals should be kept in a mid to low position, and
under other lighting they should be kept in a mid to high position.
To bring out the most intense coloration of this coral, we recommend
metal halide lighting. For continued good health, they will require
the addition of a two part calcium and buffer supplement in order
to maintain a calcium level of 400-450 ppm and dKH of 8-12. They
will benefit from the addition of zooplankton. |
$49.99
Approx Purchase Size:
1" to 11/2" |
Tank Raised
Poker
Star Montipora Danea
Give the Poker Star Montipora Dana
a lot of light and it will glow in the dark! It has a deep Blue/Purple
Base with Bright Flourescent Green Polyps. A favorite of SPS
enthusiasts world wide, this hard to find Montipora is usually
only available as frags from private reef tanks, but we have
been growing a few for a while and now have a limited availability.
Like most Montipora, the Pokerstar Danae is rather easy to keep
and very colorful as long as you have intense lighting and good
water flow. This photo is under 400 watt Ushio 20K bulbs. Quite
peaceful, it can be placed in close proximity to other similar
peaceful corals in the reef aquarium. In an aquarium lit by metal
halides, Montipora Corals should be kept in a mid to low position,
and under other lighting they should be kept in a mid to high
position. To bring out the most intense coloration of this coral,
we recommend metal halide lighting. For continued good health,
they will require the addition of a two part calcium and buffer
supplement in order to maintain a calcium level of 400-450 ppm
and dKH of 8-12. They will benefit from the addition of zooplankton. Approximate Purchase
Size: 1" |
$79.99 |
Tank
Raised
Rainbow Pocillopora
Pocillopora
Sp.
Pocillopora
is one of the easier to maintain SPS corals
|
Rainbow Pocillopora coral is a rare
form of Pocillopora we have added to our aquacultured stock recently
because of its shear beauty! Coloration includes orange, green,
yellow, and pink all on the same coral! Because of its appearance,
it is also known as Bowl, Cauliflower, Cluster, or Lacey Coral.
These corals are some of the most sought after with longer hairy
polyps that are green with pink tips and differ from the coloration
of the coral itself which is primarily yellow. Pocillopora damicornis
is peaceful and can be placed in close proximity to other similar
peaceful corals in the reef aquarium. Aquacultured Pink and Green
Pocillopora damicornis is one of the easier to maintain SPS corals
and grows rapidly in the established reef aquarium. It will require
medium lighting combined with a medium water movement within
the aquarium. For continued good health, it will also require
the addition of calcium, strontium, and other trace elements
to the water.The Pink and Green Pocillopora damicornis Coral
will thrive in a variety of lighting conditions, ranging from
power compacts, VHO, and T-5's up to the more intense metal halides.
Alter its position in the aquarium depending on the lighting,
and provide at least 3 watts per gallon using one of the lighting
systems mentioned above.It will also benefit from additional
food fed weekly in the form of micro-plankton or foods designed
for filter feeding invertebrates. Advanced Aquarist Species |
$59.99
|
Tank
Raised Purple Peachfuzz
Staghorn Acropora
Actual
color, not touched up
The Purple Peachfuzz
Staghorn Coral is a very fast growing coral that will grow long
and slender branches that will in time resemble the antlers of
a deer. These are very beautiful corals with a deep purple color
and fuzzy pollyps throughout. The polyps give the Purple Peachfuzz
a fuzzy appearance when fully expanded. The growth rate of the
Purple Peachfuzz Staghorn is very fast and adapts well to a variety
of lighting conditions.The Acropora Staghorn Coral prefers a
moderately high light level combined with strong, intermittent
water current within the aquarium. For continued good health,
it will require the addition of supplemental calcium, strontium,
and other trace elements to the water.These aquacultured corals
are fragmented from corals that have been raised in captivity
for at least 3 or 4 generations.Being fully encrusted, it enables
them to ship better with less stress when compared to newly fragmented
corals.They will thrive in a variety of lighting conditions,
ranging from power compacts, VHO, T-5's up to the more intense
metal halides. Alter their position in the aquarium depending
on the lighting, and provide at least 3 watts per gallon using
one of the lighting systems mentioned above.It will also benefit
from additional food fed weekly in the form of micro-plankton
or foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates.Approximate
Purchase Size: 1-1/2" to 2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$49.99 |
Tank
Raised
Roscoe's Blue Acropora Coral
Acropora
sp
This acro is
just awesome!!!
The Roscoe's Blue
Acropora is a beautiful species that is aquacultured in the USA.
The body of the coral is green, with deep blue growth tips. The
polyps are a dark green in coloration, but may change depending
upon its environment. This is a very fast growing species of
Acropora coral. The Roscoe's Blue Acropora will thrive in a variety
of lighting conditions, ranging from compact fluorescent, VHO
and T-5, up to the more intense metal halides. Alter their position
in the aquarium depending on the lighting, and provide at least
5 watts per gallon using one of the lighting systems mentioned
above. Corect lighting combined with strong, intermittent water
current within the aquarium, will help in maximizing its growth
rate. For continued good health, it will require the addition
of supplemental calcium, strontium, and other trace elements
to the water.These aquacultured corals are fragmented from corals
that have been raised in captivity for at least 3 or 4 generations.
They are not fragmented from wild harvested corals; which makes
them hardier than their wild counterparts. Being fully encrusted,
it enables them to ship better with less stress when compared
to newly fragmented corals.It will also benefit from additional
food fed weekly in the form of micro-plankton or foods designed
for filter feeding invertebrates.Approximate purchase size 11/2"-2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$69.99 |
Tank
Raised Pink
Pocillopora Damicornis
Pocillopora
Sp.
Pocillopora
is one of the easier to maintain SPS corals
|
Pocillopora coral has multiple,
concave spores covering its calcified frame. Because of its appearance,
it is also known as Bowl, Cauliflower, Cluster, or Lacey Coral.
These corals are some of the most sought after with longer hairy
polyps that are green with pink tips and differ from the coloration
of the coral itself which is primarily yellow. Pocillopora damicornis
is peaceful and can be placed in close proximity to other similar
peaceful corals in the reef aquarium. Aquacultured Pink and Green
Pocillopora damicornis is one of the easier to maintain SPS corals
and grows rapidly in the established reef aquarium. It will require
medium lighting combined with a medium water movement within
the aquarium. For continued good health, it will also require
the addition of calcium, strontium, and other trace elements
to the water.The Pink and Green Pocillopora damicornis Coral
will thrive in a variety of lighting conditions, ranging from
power compacts, VHO, and T-5's up to the more intense metal halides.
Alter its position in the aquarium depending on the lighting,
and provide at least 3 watts per gallon using one of the lighting
systems mentioned above.It will also benefit from additional
food fed weekly in the form of micro-plankton or foods designed
for filter feeding invertebrates. Approximate Purchase Size: 1-1/2"
to 2" Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$39.99 |
The
One and Only
Oregon Tortuosa Acropora
Deep blue color throughout
the entire body...
Actual
color, not touched up.
The Oregon Tortuosa
is famous for its deep blue color . It has a very slow growth
rate. Suprisingly enough this coral is also very hardy. For continued
good health, it will require the addition of supplemental calcium,
strontium, and other trace elements to the water.These aquacultured
corals are fragmented from corals that have been raised in captivity
for at least 3 or 4 generations. They are not fragmented from
wild harvested corals; which makes them hardier than their wild
counterparts. Being fully encrusted, it enables them to ship
better with less stress when compared to newly fragmented corals.They
will thrive in a variety of lighting conditions, ranging from
power compacts, VHO and T-5, up to the more intense metal halides.
Alter their position in the aquarium depending on the lighting,
and provide at least 3 watts per gallon using one of the lighting
systems mentioned above.It will also benefit from additional
food fed weekly in the form of micro-plankton or foods designed
for filter feeding invertebrates.
Approximate purchase size 11/2"-2" Advanced Aquarist Species |
|
Tank
Raised
Turquoise
Staghorn
Acropora
Acropora
abrolhensis
Actual
color, not touched up.
The Turquoise Acropora
Staghorn Coral is a very fast growing coral that will grow long
and slender branches that will in time resemble the antlers of
a deer. These are very beautiful corals with a deep turquoise
color on the base, and a much lighter blue coloration on its
growth tips. The growth rate of this Turquoise Acropora Staghorn
is very fast and adapts well to a variety of lighting conditions.The
Acropora Staghorn Coral prefers a moderately high light level
combined with strong, intermittent water current within the aquarium.
For continued good health, it will require the addition of supplemental
calcium, strontium, and other trace elements to the water.These
aquacultured corals are fragmented from corals that have been
raised in captivity for at least 3 or 4 generations.Being fully
encrusted, it enables them to ship better with less stress when
compared to newly fragmented corals.They will thrive in a variety
of lighting conditions, ranging from power compacts, VHO, T-5's
up to the more intense metal halides. Alter their position in
the aquarium depending on the lighting, and provide at least
3 watts per gallon using one of the lighting systems mentioned
above.It will also benefit from additional food fed weekly in
the form of micro-plankton or foods designed for filter feeding
invertebrates.Approximate Purchase Size: 1-1/2" to 2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$49.99 |
Tank
Raised
California Tortuosa Acropora
Acropora
Tortuosa
Actual
color, not touched up.
|
The California Tort
is also famous for its color, but it tends to be more purplish
and it grows much faster than the Oregon Tort. Best coloration
comes under high light and moderate flow, but it will grow well
even under moderate to low light conditions.The Cali Tortuosa
typically appear more red purple under 10,000 K and 6,500 K bulbs.
They appear more blue purple under 14,000 K and 20,000 K bulbs.
For continued good health, it will require the addition of supplemental
calcium, strontium, and other trace elements to the water.These
aquacultured corals are fragmented from corals that have been
raised in captivity for at least 3 or 4 generations. They are
not fragmented from wild harvested corals; which makes them hardier
than their wild counterparts. Being fully encrusted, it enables
them to ship better with less stress when compared to newly fragmented
corals.They will thrive in a variety of lighting conditions,
ranging from power compacts, VHO and T-5, up to the more intense
metal halides. Alter their position in the aquarium depending
on the lighting, and provide at least 3 watts per gallon using
one of the lighting systems mentioned above.It will also benefit
from additional food fed weekly in the form of micro-plankton
or foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates.Approximate
purchase size 11/2"-2" Advanced Aquarist Species |
$59.99 |
Tank
Raised
Rainbow Tortuosa Acropora
Acropora
Tortuosa
This
acro is the bomb! Very Very Rare.
Extremely hard to get your hands on!
|
The Rainbow Tortuosa
Coral is an extremely beaufiul coral. An incredible rainbow of
beautiful colors, this acropora grows in a branchy form with
multiple long branches. The Rainbow tortuosa Coral prefers a
moderately high light level combined with strong intermittent
water current within the aquarium. For continued good health,
it will require the addition of supplemental calcium, strontium,
and other trace elements to the water.These aquacultured corals
are fragmented from corals that have been raised in captivity
for at least 3 or 4 generations. They are not fragmented from
wild harvested corals; which makes them hardier than their wild
counterparts. Being fully encrusted, it enables them to ship
better with less stress when compared to newly fragmented corals.They
will thrive in a variety of lighting conditions, ranging from
power compacts, VHO and T-5, up to the more intense metal halides.
Alter their position in the aquarium depending on the lighting,
and provide at least 3 watts per gallon using one of the lighting
systems mentioned above.It will also benefit from additional
food fed weekly in the form of micro-plankton or foods designed
for filter feeding invertebrates.Approximate purchase size 11/2"-2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$69.99 |
Tank
Raised Sunset Millepora
Acropora
Millepora
Actual
color, not touched up
|
Sunset Acropora Millepora Coral
resembles the antlers of a deer, and when extended, the polyps
give the coral a fuzzy appearance. It is a small polyp stony
(SPS) coral, and the coloration of the polyps are a very pretty
deep red to Mauve. The growth rate of the Acropora millepora,
is very fast and adapts well to a variety of lighting conditions.
It can also be cultured and grown into a new colony from living
fragments or broken pieces. For continued good health, it will
require the addition of supplemental calcium, strontium, and
other trace elements to the water. These aquacultured corals
are fragmented from corals that have been raised in captivity
for many generations. They are not fragmented from wild harvested
corals, which makes them hardier than their wild counterparts.
They will thrive in a variety of lighting conditions, ranging
from power compacts, VHO, T-5’s up to the more intense metal
halides. Alter their position in the aquarium depending on the
lighting, and provide at least 3 watts per gallon using one of
the lighting systems mentioned above. Approximate purchase size 1".-11/2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$39.99 |
Tank
Raised Blue Millepora
Acropora
Millepora
Actual
color, not touched up
|
Blue Acropora Millepora Coral resembles
the antlers of a deer, and when extended, the polyps give the
coral a fuzzy appearance. It is a small polyp stony (SPS) coral,
and the coloration of the polyps are a very pretty deep red to
Mauve. The growth rate of the Acropora millepora, is very fast
and adapts well to a variety of lighting conditions. It can also
be cultured and grown into a new colony from living fragments
or broken pieces. For continued good health, it will require
the addition of supplemental calcium, strontium, and other trace
elements to the water. These aquacultured corals are fragmented
from corals that have been raised in captivity for many generations.
They are not fragmented from wild harvested corals, which makes
them hardier than their wild counterparts. They will thrive in
a variety of lighting conditions, ranging from power compacts,
VHO, T-5’s up to the more intense metal halides. Alter their
position in the aquarium depending on the lighting, and provide
at least 3 watts per gallon using one of the lighting systems
mentioned above. Approximate
purchase size 1".-11/2" Advanced Aquarist Species |
$49.99 |
Tank
Raised Green Millepora
Acropora
Millepora
Actual
color, not touched up
|
Bright Green Acropora Millepora
Coral resembles the antlers of a deer, and when extended, the
polyps give the coral a fuzzy appearance. It is a small polyp
stony (SPS) coral, and the coloration of the polyps are a very
pretty deep red to Mauve. The growth rate of the Acropora millepora,
is very fast and adapts well to a variety of lighting conditions.
It can also be cultured and grown into a new colony from living
fragments or broken pieces. For continued good health, it will
require the addition of supplemental calcium, strontium, and
other trace elements to the water. These aquacultured corals
are fragmented from corals that have been raised in captivity
for many generations. They are not fragmented from wild harvested
corals, which makes them hardier than their wild counterparts.
They will thrive in a variety of lighting conditions, ranging
from power compacts, VHO, T-5’s up to the more intense metal
halides. Alter their position in the aquarium depending on the
lighting, and provide at least 3 watts per gallon using one of
the lighting systems mentioned above. Approximate purchase size 1".-11/2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$39.99 |
Tank
Raised Acropora
Blue Green Enchinata
Acropora
Echinata
Actual
color, not touched up
|
Acropora Enchinata is composed of
sometimes intertwined, bottlebrush branches. Secondary branchlets
are fine and uniform. There is no distinction between axial and
incipient axial corallites. Radial corallites are short and tubular
or pocket shaped, indistinct or absent. Colors range from a cream
or white, with blue or purple branchlet tips (which may photograph
pink to red). Occasionally the entire branches may become entirely
blue This species grows rapidly under the right conditions.
The dayglow blue coloration will intensify under bright lighting.
One of the faster growing in the acropora family, it can also
be cultured and grown into a new colony from living fragments
or broken pieces, if conditions are ideal. Enchinata prefers
a moderately high light level combined with a strong intermittent
water current within the aquarium. For continued good health,
it will require the addition of supplemental calcium, strontium,
and other trace elements to the water. Aquacultured Acropora
Enchinata will thrive in a variety of lighting conditions, ranging
from power compacts, VHO, T-5’s up to the more intense metal
halides. Alter the position in the aquarium depending on the
lighting, and provide at least 5 watts per gallon using one of
the systems mentioned above. Approximate purchase size 1".-11/2" Advanced Aquarist Species |
$69.99 |
Tank
Raised Acropora
Aqua Delight
Acropora
louisette
Actual
color, not touched up
|
Acropora Loisetteae is a favorite
among reef aquarium owners because of its beauty and growth rate.
This color variety is fluorescent green with purple and green
tips. The parent colony of these coral frags was collected in
Bali and was quarantined and given a health inspection before
being propagated. For optimum coloration the Aqua Delight should
be given a high light level (at least 5 watts per gallon) by
metal halide lighting combined with strong intermittent water
current within the aquarium. For continued good health, it will
also require the addition of calcium, strontium, and other trace
elements to the water. While it does not require additional food
to maintain its health in the reef aquarium, it will feed on
micro-plankton and foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates.
It comes attached to a small piece of live rock. Approximate purchase
size 1".-11/2" Advanced Aquarist Species |
$49.99 |
Tank
Raised Acropora
Midnight Blue Tenuis
Actual
color, not touched up
|
Acropora Tenuis
is made up of colonies or clumps, usually with neat evenly spaced
delicate branchlets, but branchlets may be irregular and prostrate.
Axial corallites are long and tubular. Radial corallites are
arranged in a neat rosette and have slightly flaring lips. Tenuis
is found in yellow, cream, green and blue. This color variety
is a beautiful Midnight Blue. The parent colony of these coral
frags was collected in Fiji and was quarantined and given a health
inspection before being propagated. For optimum coloration the
Aqua Delight should be given a high light level (at least 5 watts
per gallon) by metal halide lighting combined with strong intermittent
water current within the aquarium. For continued good health,
it will also require the addition of calcium, strontium, and
other trace elements to the water. While it does not require
additional food to maintain its health in the reef aquarium,
it will feed on micro-plankton and foods designed for filter
feeding invertebrates. It comes attached to a small piece of
live rock. Approximate purchase size 1".-11/2" Advanced Aquarist Species |
$69.99 |
Tank
Raised Pink Bird Nest
Seriatopora
hystrix
Actual
color, not touched up
Colour: Pink, less commonly cream,
blue or green.
Colonies may form extensive stands. Branches are thin and tapered
to a point, hence they have a needle-like appearance. These may
be either widely spaced or compact, up to 150 millimetres long,
and usually fuse in an irregular manner. Colonies with short
thick branches are normally found in habitats exposed to wave
action. Corallites are arranged in neat rows along branches.
Polyps are not extended during the day. This is a relatively
fast growing species, and because of its delicate branches, care
should be taken in the placement of the coral in order to protect
it from physical damage. The Pink Thin Branch Birdsnest coral
requires moderate lighting ranging from power compacts, VHO,
T-5's up to the more intense metal halides. Provide at least
3 watts per gallon. For continued good health, it will also require
the addition of calcium, strontium, and other trace elements
to the water. While it does not require additional food to maintain
its health in the reef aquarium, it will feed on micro-plankton
and foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates. It comes
attached to a small piece of live rock. Similar species: Seriatopora
caliendrum, which has thicker branches which do not taper.Approximate purchase
size 1".-11/2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$34.99 |
Tank
Raised Picasso Acropora
Purple Tips and Bright Green Polyps
Acropora Insignis
Actual
color, not touched up
|
A favorite among collectors, the
Picasso Acropora Coral has branches which grow in compact irregular
clusters. This color variety is fluorescent green with purple
tips. The parent colony of these coral frags was collected in
Fiji and was quarantined and given a health inspection before
being propagated. For optimum coloration the Picasso Acropora
Coral requires a high light level (at least 5 watts per gallon)
by metal halide lighting combined with strong intermittent water
current within the aquarium. For continued good health, it will
also require the addition of calcium, strontium, and other trace
elements to the water. While it does not require additional food
to maintain its health in the reef aquarium, it will feed on
micro-plankton and foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates.
It comes attached to a small piece of live rock. Approximate purchase
size 1".-11/2" Advanced Aquarist Species |
$39.99 |
Tank Raised
Blue Monster Acropora
Acropora Granulosa
Actual
color, not touched up
|
Also called Bottle Brush or Bushy
Acropora, like it's name implies, as it grows, it will grow into
a shape resembling a brush.. Acropora Granulosa colonies are
semi-circular horizontal plates, usually less than one metre
across. Plates are composed of regularly spaced horizontal branches
with short inclined branchlets composed mostly of one or more
axial and incipient axial corallites. Radial corallites are small
and pocket-like.A simply beautiful Acro that is either purple
or blue and bright white in color. This species grows rapidly
under the right conditions. The coloration will intensify under
bright lighting. One of the faster growing in the acropora family,
it can also be cultured and grown into a new colony from living
fragments or broken pieces, if conditions are ideal. Granulosa
prefers a moderately high light level combined with a strong
intermittent water current within the aquarium. For continued
good health, it will require the addition of supplemental calcium,
strontium, and other trace elements to the water. The aquacultured
Acropora Granulosa will thrive in a variety of lighting conditions,
ranging from power compacts, VHO, T-5’s up to the more intense
metal halides. Alter the position in the aquarium depending on
the lighting, and provide at least 5 watts per gallon using one
of the systems mentioned above. Approximate purchase size 1".-11/2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$69.99 |
Tank Raised Green Bali
Slimer
Staghorn Acropora
Acropora
Yongei
Actual
color, not touched up
|
The Beautiful Green Bali Slimer
has a very fuzzy appearance when the polyps are fully expanded.
Called a Staghorn Acropora because this variety resembles a Deers
Antlers.This species produces a large amount of mucous when disturbed
by neighboring corals or by touch. It is a very fast growing
species under the right conditions.The growth rate of this Green
Bali Slimer is much more rapid than most of the other corals
found in an established reef aquarium. It can also be cultured
and grow into a new colony from living fragments or broken pieces,
if conditions are ideal. It prefers a moderate to high light
level combined with a strong alternating water current within
the aquarium.This coral has proven to be very adaptable to lighting
conditions. Does not need 400W MH lighting but strong actinic
supplementation really make it “pop-out”. For continued
good health, it will require the addition of supplemental calcium,
strontium, and other trace elements to the water.The symbiotic
algae zooxanthellae are hosted within its body, so it receives
the majority of its nutritional requirements from photosynthesis.
While it does not require additional food to maintain its health
in the reef aquarium, it will feed on micro-plankton or foods
designed for filter feeding invertebrates. Approximate purchase size 1".-11/2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$39.99 |
Tank
Raised Bali
Purple TriColor Acropora
Actual
color, not touched up
Look at the spectacular coloration
and form of this beauty originally from a reef around the island
of Bali. Now, 4th generation, it is exquisitely colored. The
more intense the lighting, the more deeply colored the Bali Tricolor
becomes. A rare beauty, this coral likes high intensity light
and strong current. Tank raised colonies are kept 14” below
250W 10KK Ushio metal halide lighting. Under great conditions
they are developing intense purple coloration over the entire
body surface. Perhaps it should be called a bicolor (purple with
green polyps). The coral needs moderate to intense light to develop
the purple over its entire surface. Purple branches can be maintained
in weak to moderate lighting. It can also be cultured and
grown into a new colony from living fragments or broken pieces,
if conditions are ideal. For continued good health, it will require
the addition of supplemental calcium, strontium, and other trace
elements to the water. The Purple Tri-color will thrive in a
variety of lighting conditions, ranging from power compacts,
VHO, T-5's up to the more intense metal halides. Alter their
position in the aquarium depending on the lighting, and provide
at least 5 watts per gallon using one of the lighting systems
mentioned above. The symbiotic algae zooxanthellae are hosted
within its body, so it receives the majority of its nutritional
requirements from photosynthesis. While it does not require additional
food to maintain its health in the reef aquarium, it will feed
on micro-plankton or foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates.
Approximate
purchase size 1".-11/2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$69.99 |
Tank
Raised Miami Orchid
Staghorn Acropora
Actual
color, not touched up
The Miami Orchid Staghorn is a very
fast growing species of Acropora. When its polyps are extended,
it is very fuzzy in appearance. The growth tips of this Acropora
are purple, or orchid in color.The Miami Orchid Staghorn will
thrive in a variety of lighting conditions, ranging from power
compacts, VHO and T-5, up to the more intense metal halides.
Alter their position in the aquarium depending on the lighting,
and provide at least 3 watts per gallon using one of the lighting
systems mentioned above. It can also be cultured and grown into
a new colony from living fragments or broken pieces, if conditions
are ideal. For continued good health, it will require the addition
of supplemental calcium, strontium, and other trace elements
to the water. The symbiotic algae zooxanthellae are hosted within
its body, so it receives the majority of its nutritional requirements
from photosynthesis. While it does not require additional food
to maintain its health in the reef aquarium, it will feed on
micro-plankton or foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates.
Approximate
purchase size 1".-11/2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$39.99 |
Tank
Raised Acropora
Atlantis Purple Simplex
Actual
color, not touched up
Another beauty out of Phonopae.
Aquacultured for the past year. This species grows rapidly under
the right conditions. The coloration will intensify under bright
lighting. It can also be cultured and grown into a new colony
from living fragments or broken pieces, if conditions are ideal.
They prefer a moderately high light level combined with strong
intermittent water currents within the aquarium. For continued
good health, it will require the addition of supplemental calcium,
strontium, and other trace elements to the water. These aquacultured
corals are fragmented from corals that have been raised in captivity
for at least 3 or 4 generations. They are not fragmented from
wild, harvested corals, making them hardier than their wild counterparts.
Being fully encrusted, it enables them to ship better with less
stress when compared to newly fragmented corals. They will thrive
in a variety of lighting conditions, ranging from power compacts,
VHO, T-5's up to the more intense metal halides. Alter their
position in the aquarium depending on the lighting, and provide
at least 3 watts per gallon using one of the lighting systems
mentioned above. It will also benefit from additional food fed
weekly in the form of micro-plankton or foods designed for filter
feeding invertebrates. Approximate purchase size 1".-11/2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$49.99 |
Tank
Raised
German Blue Polyp
Montipora Digitata!
This is
a highly sought after rare SPS Coral
Actual
color, not touched up
The German Blue Polyp Digitata Coral
is a small polyp stony (SPS) coral often referred to as Velvet
Branch, or Velvet Finger Coral. Aquacultured Montipora is one
of the easier to maintain SPS corals and grows rapidly in the
established reef aquarium. Montipora corals come in a vast variety
of forms and colors, but this variety has blue polyps when illuminated
with 20,000K's or maintained with Actinics in the reef aquarium.
This German Blue Polyp Digitata Coral is a fast growing variety
that is multibranching, peaceful and can be placed in close proximity
to other similar peaceful corals in the reef aquarium. It will
require medium lighting combined with a medium water movement
within the aquarium. For continued good health, it will also
require the addition of calcium, strontium, and other trace elements
to the water.They will thrive in a variety of lighting conditions,
ranging from power compacts, VHO, T-5’s up to the more intense
metal halides. Alter their position in the aquarium depending
on the lighting, and provide at least 3 watts per gallon using
one of the lighting systems mentioned above.It will also benefit
from additional food fed weekly in the form of micro-plankton
or foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates. Approximate purchase
size 1".-11/2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$39.99 |
Tank
Raised
German Blue Polyping
Staghorn Acropora
Actual
color, not touched up
The German Blue Polyping Acropora,
is tank raised by Oceans Reefs and Aquariums. This staghorn Acropora
is a unique small polyp stony (SPS) coral. The growth rate of
the German Blue Polyping Acro beauty is very fast and adapts
well to a variety of lighting conditions. Under intense lighting
this coral will be bright lime green with very distinct blue
polyps. However, if housed under lower lighting it will be a
darker green with less distinct blue polyps. It can also be cultured
and grown into a new colony from living fragments or broken pieces,
if conditions are ideal. For continued good health, the German
Green with Blue Polyp Acropora will require the addition of supplemental
calcium, strontium, and other trace elements to the water.These
aquacultured corals are fragmented from corals that have been
raised in captivity for at least 3 or 4 generations. Being fully
encrusted, it enables them to ship better with less stress when
compared to newly fragmented corals. They will thrive in a variety
of lighting conditions, ranging from power compacts, VHO, T-5's
up to the more intense metal halides. Alter their position in
the aquarium depending on the lighting, and provide at least
3 watts per gallon using one of the lighting systems mentioned
above. It will also benefit from additional food fed weekly in
the form of micro-plankton or foods designed for filter feeding
invertebrates. Approximate
purchase size 1".-11/2"
Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$59.99 |
Tank Raised
Acropora Valida
Actual
color, not touched up
Acropora Valida has thin evenly
spaced branches forming a circular table. The parent colony of
these coral frags was collected in Bali, Indonesia at a depth
of about 20-30 feet and then quarantined and given a health inspection
before being propagated.The Aquacultured Tricolor Valida Acropora
Coral prefers a moderately high light level combined with a strong
intermittent water current within the aquarium. For continued
good health, it will require the addition of supplemental calcium,
strontium, and other trace elements to the water. Valida Tri-color
Acropora Corals will thrive in a variety of lighting conditions,
ranging from power compacts, VHO, T-5's up to the more intense
metal halides. Alter their position in the aquarium depending
on the lighting, and provide at least 5 watts per gallon using
one of the lighting systems mentioned above. The symbiotic algae
zooxanthellae are hosted within its body, so it receives the
majority of its nutritional requirements from photosynthesis.
While it does not require additional food to maintain its health
in the reef aquarium, it will feed on micro-plankton or foods
designed for filter feeding invertebrates. The Valida Tri-color
Coral frags are mounted on a composite plug that can be affixed
to live rock anywhere in the aquarium with gel super glue or
epoxy.
Approx Purchase Size: 1"- 11/2"Advanced Aquarist Species |
$49.99 |
Tank
Raised Acropora Nana
Actual
color, not touched up
|
This attractive
acro is found on reefs with good water movement and, presumably,
intense light. The parent colony is from Fiji, from approximately
25 foot defpth. Acropora Nana's colonies are compact clumps of
long, non-tapering, straight, equidistant branches radiating
from a solid base. Axial corallites are tubular with rounded
margins. Tank raised in captivity ,they are not fragmented from
wild harvested corals; which makes them hardier than their wild
counterparts. They will thrive in a variety of lighting conditions,
ranging from power compacts, VHO and T-5, up to the more intense
metal halides. Alter their position in the aquarium depending
on the lighting, and provide at least 3 watts per gallon using
one of the lighting systems mentioned above. As an Advanced
Aquarist item with special needs , it can not be guaranteed after
arrival. Approximate purchase size 1".-11/2"Advanced Aquarist Species |
$39.99 |
Tank
Raised Blue Tipped
Emerald Green Staghorn Coral
Actual
color, not touched up
|
The Blue tipped Emerald Green Staghorn
Acropora Coral has slender, straight branches and, when fully
grown, resembles a Deers Antlers. This color variety has a emerald
green base with bright blue to purple tips. The parent colony
these coral frags was collected in Fiji at a depth of about 45-55
feet and was quarantined and given a health inspection before
being propagated.One of the faster growing in the acropora family,
it can also be cultured and grown into a new colony from living
fragments or broken pieces, if conditions are ideal. The Blue
tipped Emerald Green Staghorn Acropora Coral prefers a high light
level of at least 5 watts per gallon provided by metal halide
lighting combined with strong intermittent water current within
the aquarium. Acropora prefer a moderately strong intermittent
water current within the aquarium. For continued good health,
it will require the addition of supplemental calcium, strontium,
and other trace elements to the water. Approximate purchase size 1".-11/2"Advanced Aquarist Species |
$39.99 |
Tank
Raised Purple Glowing
Acropora Efflorescens
Acropora
Efflorescens
Actual
color, not touched up
|
Colonies are extensive flat plates
which are solid except towards the perimeter which usually consists
of highly fused irregular branches. They may exceed 2 metres
across. Axial and radial corallites are not differentiated; all
have sharp rims. Corallites at plate margins are mostly horizontal,
those on upper plate surfaces are short, compact and upward facing.
There is little or no development of corallites on the undersurfaces
of plates.The parent colony these coral frags was collected in
Fiji at a depth of about 15-25 feet and was quarantined and given
a health inspection before being propagated. One of the faster
growing in the acropora family, it can also be cultured and grown
into a new colony from living fragments or broken pieces, if
conditions are ideal. The Acropora Efflorescens Coral prefers
a high light level of at least 5 watts per gallon provided by
metal halide lighting combined with strong intermittent water
current within the aquarium. Acropora prefer a moderately strong
intermittent water current within the aquarium. For continued
good health, it will require the addition of supplemental calcium,
strontium, and other trace elements to the water. Approximate purchase
size 1".-11/2"Advanced
Aquarist Species |
$79.99 |
Purple
Polyping
Encrusting Yellow Montipora
montipora
peltiformis
Description:This beautiful encrusting SPS (small
polyped stony) coral from the solomon islands and is bright yellow
, covered with bright purple polyps. When all the polyps are
out, you can barely see the yellow montipora itself! requires
moderate water currents and intense lighting provided by metal
halides to maintain its color.
Hardiness:
Fairly hardy when provided
with the proper conditions as outlined below.
Lighting: Montipora Corals can live in a variety
of lighting conditions, ranging from power compacts, VHO, T-5's
up to the more intense metal halides. Alter their position in
the aquarium depending on the lighting. In an aquarium lit by
metal halides, Montipora Corals should be kept in a mid to low
position, and under other lighting they should be kept in a mid
to high position. To bring out the most intense coloration of
this coral, we recommend metal halide lighting.
Water Current:
Prefer strong intermittent water current within
the aquarium.
Diet Requirements:
For continued
good health, they will require the addition of a two part calcium
and buffer supplement in order to maintain a calcium level of
400-450 ppm and dKH of 8-12. They will benefit from the addition
of zooplankton.
Tank Positioning:
Alter the
position in the aquarium depending on the lighting, and provide
at least 5 watts per gallon using one of the systems mentioned
above.
Approximate
Purchase Size:
1" - 11/2"
Aggressiveness:
low.
Difficulty
Level: Easy |
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arrive alive and in good condition. However, because of the increased
level of care required for this particular species, it has been
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Birdsnest Coral - Pink
Seriatopora
hystrix
|
The Birdsnest Coral is also
referred to as Seriatopora Bird's Nest, Needle, Finger, or Brush
Coral. It is a small polyp stony (SPS) coral with very delicate,
thin branches with needle-like tips. It is found in a variety
of shades of pink. These are very delicate, but beautiful corals
that offer a variety of shape and bright coloration to a reef
aquarium. The ideal conditions for the Acropora coral is an established
reef aquarium with bright lighting provided by preferably intense
metal halides. They can also thrive under multiple VHO's, T-5's
or compact fluorescents if placed high in the aquarium. Under
the right conditions, the growth rate of the Acropora coral is
much more rapid than most of the other corals found in an established
reef aquarium.To maximize their growth rate, it is imperative
to maintain a high pH, alkalinity and calcium levels, and to
keep phosphate and nitrate levels as close to zero as possible.
If conditions are ideal, it can also be cultured and grown into
a new colony from living fragments or broken pieces.Along with
lighting and water quality, Acropora corals prefer strong, intermittent
water flow within the aquarium. The symbiotic algae zooxanthellae
are hosted within its body, so it receives the majority of its
nutritional requirements from photosynthesis. While it does not
require additional food to maintain its health in the reef aquarium,
it will feed on micro-plankton or foods designed for filter feeding
invertebrates. Approximate Purchase Size: Small: 2" to 21/2";
Medium: 3" to 4"; Large: 41/2" to 5" ; XLarge
6" to 8" Advanced
Aquarist Species |
Small $69.99 Medium $89.99
Large $109.99 XLarge $149.99 |
Acropora
Coral, Color Tip
Acropora
sp
|
The Color Tip Acropora Corals occur
in many colorations and will be solid in color with bright coloration
on the tips of the branches. The coloration of the tips intensify
when the growth of the coral is at its greatest. These are very
beautiful species that will add a variety of color to your reef
aquarium. The ideal conditions for the Acropora coral is
an established reef aquarium with bright lighting provided by
preferably intense metal halides. They can also thrive under
multiple VHO's, T-5's or compact fluorescents if placed high
in the aquarium. Under the right conditions, the growth rate
of the Acropora coral is much more rapid than most of the other
corals found in an established reef aquarium.To maximize their
growth rate, it is imperative to maintain a high pH, alkalinity
and calcium levels, and to keep phosphate and nitrate levels
as close to zero as possible. If conditions are ideal, it can
also be cultured and grown into a new colony from living fragments
or broken pieces.Along with lighting and water quality, Acropora
corals prefer strong, intermittent water flow within the aquarium.
The symbiotic algae zooxanthellae are hosted within its body,
so it receives the majority of its nutritional requirements from
photosynthesis. While it does not require additional food to
maintain its health in the reef aquarium, it will feed on micro-plankton
or foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates. Approximate
Purchase Size: Small: 2" to 21/2"; Medium: 3"
to 4"; Large: 41/2" to 5" ; XLarge 6" to
8" Advanced Aquarist
Species |
Small $69.99 Medium $89.99
Large $109.99 XLarge $149.99 |
Horn
Coral, Fluorescent
Hydnophora
sp
|
The Hydnophora Horn Coral is a SPS
coral often called Velvet Horn, or Branch Coral. It is often
confused with Acropora Coral because of its similar appearance,
but they are only distant relatives. It is a branching variety
of cream to fluorescent green color, and has very short polyps.Its
protective stingers are longer than acropora corals have so it
is important to provide plenty of room between itself and other
corals or they will be damadged or killed by the Hydnophora.
The ideal conditions for the Acropora coral is an established
reef aquarium with bright lighting provided by preferably intense
metal halides. They can also thrive under multiple VHO's, T-5's
or compact fluorescents if placed high in the aquarium. Under
the right conditions, the growth rate of the Acropora coral is
much more rapid than most of the other corals found in an established
reef aquarium.To maximize their growth rate, it is imperative
to maintain a high pH, alkalinity and calcium levels, and to
keep phosphate and nitrate levels as close to zero as possible.
If conditions are ideal, it can also be cultured and grown into
a new colony from living fragments or broken pieces.Along with
lighting and water quality, Acropora corals prefer strong, intermittent
water flow within the aquarium. The symbiotic algae zooxanthellae
are hosted within its body, so it receives the majority of its
nutritional requirements from photosynthesis. While it does not
require additional food to maintain its health in the reef aquarium,
it will feed on micro-plankton or foods designed for filter feeding
invertebrates. Approximate Purchase Size: Small: 2" to 21/2";
Medium: 3" to 4"; Large: 41/2" to 5" ; XLarge
6" to 8" Advanced
Aquarist Species |
Small $69.99 Medium $89.99
Large $109.99 XLarge $149.99 |
Purple Acropora
Acropora
sp
|
The Purple Acropora Corals are beautiful
species that will vary in coloration from solid, to different
shades of purple.There are many different species of Acropora
corals with many different growth forms. The ideal conditions
for the Acropora coral is an established reef aquarium with bright
lighting provided by preferably intense metal halides. They can
also thrive under multiple VHO's, T-5's or compact fluorescents
if placed high in the aquarium. Under the right conditions, the
growth rate of the Acropora coral is much more rapid than most
of the other corals found in an established reef aquarium.To
maximize their growth rate, it is imperative to maintain a high
pH, alkalinity and calcium levels, and to keep phosphate and
nitrate levels as close to zero as possible. If conditions are
ideal, it can also be cultured and grown into a new colony from
living fragments or broken pieces.Along with lighting and water
quality, Acropora corals prefer strong, intermittent water flow
within the aquarium. The symbiotic algae zooxanthellae are hosted
within its body, so it receives the majority of its nutritional
requirements from photosynthesis. While it does not require additional
food to maintain its health in the reef aquarium, it will feed
on micro-plankton or foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates.
Approximate Purchase Size: Small: 2" to 21/2"; Medium:
3" to 4"; Large: 41/2" to 5" ; XLarge 6"
to 8" Advanced Aquarist
Species |
Small $69.99 Medium $89.99
Large $109.99 XLarge $149.99 |
Blue Acropora
Acropora
sp
|
The Blue Acropora Corals are beautiful
species that will vary in coloration from solid, to different
shades of blue.There are many different species of Acropora corals
with many different growth forms. The ideal conditions for the
Acropora coral is an established reef aquarium with bright lighting
provided by preferably intense metal halides. They can also thrive
under multiple VHO's, T-5's or compact fluorescents if placed
high in the aquarium. Under the right conditions, the growth
rate of the Acropora coral is much more rapid than most of the
other corals found in an established reef aquarium.To maximize
their growth rate, it is imperative to maintain a high pH, alkalinity
and calcium levels, and to keep phosphate and nitrate levels
as close to zero as possible. If conditions are ideal, it can
also be cultured and grown into a new colony from living fragments
or broken pieces.Along with lighting and water quality, Acropora
corals prefer strong, intermittent water flow within the aquarium.
The symbiotic algae zooxanthellae are hosted within its body,
so it receives the majority of its nutritional requirements from
photosynthesis. While it does not require additional food to
maintain its health in the reef aquarium, it will feed on micro-plankton
or foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates. Approximate
Purchase Size: Small: 2" to 21/2"; Medium: 3"
to 4"; Large: 41/2" to 5" ; XLarge 6" to
8" Advanced Aquarist
Species |
Small $69.99 Medium $89.99
Large $109.99 XLarge $149.99 |
Green
Acropora
Acropora
sp
The Green Acropora Corals are beautiful
species that will vary in coloration from solid, to different
shades of green. Many of the brightly colored Green Acroporas
will even glow under actinic lighting giving your aquarium a
stunning look during sunrise and sunset simulations.There are
many different species of Acropora corals with many different
growth forms. The ideal conditions for the Acropora coral is
an established reef aquarium with bright lighting provided by
preferably intense metal halides. They can also thrive under
multiple VHO's, T-5's or compact fluorescents if placed high
in the aquarium. Under the right conditions, the growth rate
of the Acropora coral is much more rapid than most of the other
corals found in an established reef aquarium.To maximize their
growth rate, it is imperative to maintain a high pH, alkalinity
and calcium levels, and to keep phosphate and nitrate levels
as close to zero as possible. If conditions are ideal, it can
also be cultured and grown into a new colony from living fragments
or broken pieces.Along with lighting and water quality, Acropora
corals prefer strong, intermittent water flow within the aquarium.
The symbiotic algae zooxanthellae are hosted within its body,
so it receives the majority of its nutritional requirements from
photosynthesis. While it does not require additional food to
maintain its health in the reef aquarium, it will feed on micro-plankton
or foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates. Approximate
Purchase Size: Small: 2" to 21/2"; Medium: 3"
to 4"; Large: 41/2" to 5" ; XLarge 6" to
8"
Advanced Aquarist Species |
Small $69.99 Medium $89.99
Large $109.99 XLarge $149.99 |
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