Cespitularia
sp The Classic Cespitularia with iridescent bluish stalks and polyps all along the stalks. This coral is sensitive to nutrient rich tanks and in such environments the tentacles will not extend. Click on the picture to see more detailed pictures |
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Umi Blue Xenia Extremely unique species of xenia, so much so that I gave it a name to set it apart from other so-called blue xenia (usually a Cespitularia sp), this is a true xenia species in that the polyps form a crown on top of a stalk. They do not pulse but are extremely blue which is even more visible under natural daylight. This species is slower growing compared to the red sea xenia. Lastly I caught a cleaner shrimp eating this coral, so if there are cleaner shrimp in your tank keep a close eye on them. Click on the picture to see more detailed pictures |
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Silver tip Xenia This species grows tall stocks
4"+ and has
elongated tentacles. It has a moderate pulsing action and can grow
quickly. This coral is very good at showing wave action.
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Xenia elongata (sometimes
referred to as red sea)
This species is one of the heartiest types
of xenia. It has a very strong pulsing action and can spread quickly. This
species also tends to stay close to the rocks growing about 1-1 1/2" tall Click on the picture to see more detailed pictures |
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Pavona decussata 10 - $15 |
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Pavona cactus Commonly known as "Potato chip coral" no Frags available $10 - 20 |
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Heliopora coerulea
(blue ridge coral)
This coral encrusts and forms columns. The skeleton of this coral is a deep blue. Over the past 10 years or so I've seen this coral do well in most environments. I must say this is the most hearty of all corals. If you want to keep it blue with white polyps you must keep it in strong light otherwise the brown zooxanthellae density will increase giving it and the polyps brownish coloration. Click on the picture to see more detailed pictures |
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Green sinularia This soft coral is a great for beginners. no Frags available $10 - 20 |
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Kenya tree This soft coral is a great for beginners. the picture shows it under a 20k Hamilton SE halide, the coral shown is approximately 6" tall 1 frag available $15 - 20 |
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Toadstool leather (yellow) Good for beginners. Add a splash of yellow to your tank with this easy to keep leather coral. 1 Frag available $10 -20
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Toadstool leather (neon green polyps) Good for beginners. This is a Tyree LE coral originating from Tracy Grey who was the principal farmer for Steve Tyree. 2 Frags available $20 - 30
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Toadstool leather (mint
green polyps) Good for beginners. no Frags available $10 - 20 |