Ricordea yuma (Orange)

The orange variety of this Ricordea is collected in limited numbers and is in high demand. It has a blueish base with orange berry shaped tentacles. It thrives in low to medium light and low to moderate flow.

Montipora undata (Idaho Grape)

Idaho Grape is a small polyp stoney coral (SPS). It requires high light and enjoys moderate to high flow. The montipora is a fast growing coral that is easy to keep when in the correct conditions. An excellent beginners coral.

Acanthastrea lordhowensis

Aussie Acan

Chalice (Echinophyllia)

Chalices are often seen in the shape of a cup, chalice corals grow thin and flat with many bumps and eyes, sometimes in a plating fashion, and sometimes encrusting.

Merulina sp.

Merulina Coral

Turbinaria peltata

Green Pagoda, Cup Coral

Blastomussa wellsi

Blasto Coral

Blastomussa wellsi

Blasto Coral

Clavularia sp.

The clavularia Glove Polyp is another good choice for the beginner. It comes in a variety of shapes and colors and is one of the easier corals to care for. It requires moderate water flow and lighting.

Favites sp

Green Favia