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leathers and mushrooms (15)
Soft coral for your saltwater aquarium. Beginner friendly. low maintenance coral. Leathers are easy, fast growing and rewarding coral to keep. Mushrooms and Zoas have much brighter colors than other soft coral, and in good conditions, can grow and spread quickly. Great first coral -
sps (14)
Small Polyp Stony Coral, also called SPS Coral, are a favorite among experienced and beginner hobbyists. SPS Coral build a calcium carbonate internal skeleton that form unique shapes, Often Branching or plating. SPS coral need a fairly consistent level of calcium and alkalinity. Their demand can be much higher than LPS, and soft coral. Most SPS need stronger water flow, high light intestity, and Optimal water quality to ensure bright colors and rapid growth. -
LPS (33)
Large Polyp Stony Coral, also called LPS Coral, are a good choice for beginner and experienced hobbyists. LPS Coral Tend to have Bright colors and fleshy tissue that provide movement to a tank. Easy to moderate care to keep them colorful, healthy and growing Most LPS Coral require moderate to low light, moderate flow, and some species greatly benefit from feeding. -
What You Get Is What You Get (2)
Budget Friendly Options for discount Frag packs. Blind Order. -
Todd’s Torch
- $99.00
- LPS
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LPS Frag Pack
- $300.00
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- Budget Tier: Mid-High End, Pack Size: Ten Frags
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SPS Frag Pack
- $125.00
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- Budget Tier: Low-Mid, Pack Size: Five Frags
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Pipe Organ Coral
- $29.00
- leathers and mushrooms
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Tubipora musica 1" frag While this coral does build a calcareous skeleton, it is classified as an Octocoral, which is typically exclusively "soft" coral. the skeleton of this coral is bright red. The coral grows into rows of parallel, vertical tubes, with a polyp poking out of the end of each tube. -moderate to high light
-moderate flow
Pipe Organ Coral
Tubipora musica
1″ frag
While this coral does build a calcareous skeleton, it is classified as an Octocoral, which is typically exclusively “soft” coral. the skeleton of this coral is bright red. The coral grows into rows of parallel, vertical tubes, with a polyp poking out of the end of each tube.
-moderate to high light-moderate flow
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Galaxea
- $19.00
- LPS
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Galaxea coral is a great beginner coral. They can grow fast, and produce sweeper tentacles, so care should be taken to provide this coral some extra space.
3/4"+ Frag
Galaxea
Galaxea coral is a great beginner coral. They can grow fast, and produce sweeper tentacles, so care should be taken to provide this coral some extra space.
3/4″+ Frag
$19.00 -
Pink Finger Leather
- $29.00
- leathers and mushrooms
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Branching finger leather coral.
Similar to Sinularia mollis, but much smaller polyps and they do not pulse
Difficulty- easy
Light- low-medium
Flow- medium
Food- small sized foods like live brine shrimp, dried zooplankton, etc. Feeding is not required to acheive great health and growth from this coral.
Pink Finger Leather
Branching finger leather coral.
Similar to Sinularia mollis, but much smaller polyps and they do not pulse
Difficulty- easy
Light- low-medium
Flow- medium
Food- small sized foods like live brine shrimp, dried zooplankton, etc.
Feeding is not required to acheive great health and growth from this coral.$29.00 -
Purple Polyp Sinularia Mollis
- $45.00
- leathers and mushrooms
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Difficulty- easy
Light- low-medium
Flow- medium
Food- small sized foods like live brine shrimp, dried zooplankton, etc. Feeding is not required to acheive great health and growth from this coral.
Purple Polyp Sinularia Mollis
Difficulty- easy
Light- low-medium
Flow- medium
Food- small sized foods like live brine shrimp, dried zooplankton, etc.
Feeding is not required to acheive great health and growth from this coral.$45.00
