Our Pinky The Bear Acropora has a stunning pink and teal base with bright pink tips that have golden-colored polyps. A fairly fast-growing variety. This mini colony sized piece is roughly 3" with many branches.
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This amazing Goniopora has a stunning red color with neon red streaks throughout. It also develops purple and blue centers and tips on its tentacles. A very visually stunning color variety. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly a 1/2" base with polyps extending roughly 1.5".
Our Sunrise Pectinia has a purple-green base and an awesome pink-orange center. The body of these corals is speckled with many tiny blue or green sparkles. This WYSIWYG coral is roughly 1.5"+.
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This stunning Chalice has the same base coloration as the iconic Raja Rampage Chalice but with bright blue streaking mixed throughout the colony. Our unique morph has both pink and yellow eyes and heavy sparkling on the green marbling! A stunning and insanely bright coral that is sure to be a focal point in any reef tank. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 3/4".
This very rare Platygyra has a yellow and green center, rimmed with purple, and crested by sky blue. A true collector piece. As with all Platygyra space should be left between it and neighboring corals due to its long sweeper tentacles. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1"
This rare color morph of the TRUE Blue Raven Blastomussa merletti has a bright red body and a wonderful splash of blue across its face with gold tones running throughout its body. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 4-5 polyps.
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A stunning variety of hammer has more rounded tips. The tips will develop more coloration under higher lighting. This WYSIWYG frag two giant heads splitting into four!
The Dragon's Soul Favia is an iconic color morph that is extremely popular in this reef-keeping hobby. The color combo of this Favia stands out from the crowd. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1".
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The Dragon's Soul Favia is an iconic color morph that is extremely popular in this reef-keeping hobby. The color combo of this Favia stands out from the crowd. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1".
Our Leopard Discosoma mushroom is a very rare color and pattern combo. Its bright orange polka-dotted face and sky blue surrounding its yellow mouth really separate this strain from other Discosoma. This WYSIWYG frag has two mushrooms.
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The Tye Dye Acanthastrea echinata has an incredibly bright rainbow mixture of neon orange, neon green, and deep purple marbled across its body. One of the nicest echinatas we have had, if you are collector don't miss this one! This WYSIWYG item is roughly 1"
This relatively rare Tri-color Oulophyllia has lavender base rimmed with vibrant yellow ridge. While not commonly seen in the hobby, these stunning corals are easy to care for and feed well on pellet or frozen food. This WYSIWYG coral is roughly 1.25"+.
Nothing like the good ol' Red, White and Blue. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly a 1/2" base with polyps extending out roughly 1.5".
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This beautiful Highlighter Branching Frogspawn is crazy bright under Actinic lighting and has been a prolific grower for us. This WYSIWYG large size is roughly 4" when fully expanded.
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Our SONIC Zoanthids have a sky blue center encapsulated in dark blue that leads up to bright yellow tips on the skirt. This WYSIWYG frag has roughly 15+ polyps!
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Australophyllia wilsoni are somewhat rare in the reef-keeping industry. Generally found in colder waters of the ocean, these frags are well adapted to the warmer waters at our farm. They are packed full of colors and patterns that really draw your attention when grown out into larger pieces. These corals are fairly hardy and easy to keep in a stable system. This WYSIWYG item is roughly 1.25" when fully expanded.
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The Aquaman Montipora has a metallic green base and bright neon orange polyps. Depending on the lighting the base can also color to a brilliant bluish aqua. This WYSIWYG coral is roughly 1"+.
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This stunning variety of Bird's Nest is a direct result of a very rare captive spawning of Yellow Bird's Nest and Bird of Paradise. This offspring from that event produces a stunning light green and blue color gradient of the polyps as well as a mixed growth pattern from the two parents. Under different lighting or higher lighting, the gradients of color could be even more pronounced (we are actively testing this). This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1.25"+.
This stunning Dante's Inferno Diaseris Plate is a remarkably bright orange color. We got this as a Fungia plate but after some time in our possession and multiple months of feeding, we could tell it was actually a Diaseris plate. This has since gone through many rounds of propagation and is well-suited to aquarium life. This WYSIWYG frag is rouhgly 3/4-1".
Gatorade Zoanthids have a bright orange center rimmed in forest green with orange skirts. This morph occasionally also develops white striations randomly on its face. This WYSIWYG frag has 6+ polyps.
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This stunning Diaseris has a blue base and develops pink/fuchsia tentacles. The unique aspect to this Diaseris plate is the neon green that develops around its months. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1"
Our Grafted Sunfire Montipora is a blindly bright blend of green and orange. The polyps are a bright green and orange with the occasional 50/50 split of color on the polyps as well. This WYSIWYG item is roughly 1.25"+.
The Hawkins echinata is one of the many popular Acropora echinata color variants. It has a silky teal blue body that develops purple tips. This strain is a fast grower. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1"+ with lots of branches.
DIPPING IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR THIS SPECIES!
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The LA Lakers Scroll Coral has a deep purple base with yellow polyps. Higher lighting will produce a brighter purple base, whereas lower light tends to result in a deeper purple coloration. Growth pattern is dependent upon flow, however this coral generally develops a plating cup like shape. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1"+.
The Lava Flow Leptoseris is a very unique variety that has a lime green and blue base and bright multi-colored eyes. As the corals grow and the eyes split and expand, each will shift in color. This WYSIWYG frag is a fully encrusted 1.25" plug.
This amazing Favia has bright yellow centers surrounded in green giving it a visually stunning color contrast when grown out into colony size. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1".
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Our Master PPE Blastomussa merletti is an intense lime green base with a solid purple center. This unique color variant has the same purple streaking that you find in the old school Master PPE Cyphastrea. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1".
The Montipora setosa is my favorite branching Monti. It has orange on orange coloration and it's polyps are spaced far apart compared to M.digitata species. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1.5"
This amazing Goniopora is a dark blue/purple base with sky blue highlights and a shiny yellow center. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly a 1/2" base with polyps expecting roughly 1" - 1.5"
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This special variety of Cyphastrea has a blue or purple base and eyes that can change color as the coral grows, usually either pink or green. Like other Cyphastrea, it survives best in stable low light. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1.25"
The Superman Stylocoeniella is another great morph of these not-so-often seen variety. It has a blue base with bright red polyps that really pop under actinic! This beautiful WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1".
Neon green, yellow, purple, maroon, red, and even hints of teal mottle the body of this one-of-a-kind Favia. One of the craziest striations of color we have seen. This exceptional frag is roughly 1".
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This stunning chalice has a forest green and blue base that is covered in sparkles. Its eyes are a vivid yellow that develops streaks of green and pink. Truly a stunning chalice that grows fairly fast. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1.25"
Anacropora forbesi is often called "brier coral" due to its chaotic, tangled growth pattern. This extremely awesome morph has a bright orange body with highlighter green polyps. Corals of this type are quite hardy and tolerant of high nutrient levels and turbid water flow. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1.25".
This unique Chalice is a combination of sparkling green and deep blue which have always stayed perfectly separate from each other but completely fused together. Maybe in time, the two will start to streak their colors together. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1.25"
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This stunning Acropora is a brilliant yellow color with red polyps. Higher lighting will be required to keep the bright yellow coloration. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1"+.
This stunning Goniastrea has a purple base with extremely bright radioactive green streaks. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1"
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Devil's Armor Zoanthids have striking colors and patterns. Stripes and speckles. Red, orange, blue and green, this Zoanthid is a must-have for any collector. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 4 polyps.
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Our Doctor Manhattan Acropora tenuis is a very hardy variety that has a blue and green base and polyps with crisp blue growth tips. This Large WYSIWYG piece is roughly 1.25".
The Magician Zoanthids have an incredible blue sparkle pattern at the center of their face. This polyp is one of my personal favorites. This WYSIWYG frag has roughly 5 polyps
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This special variety of Cyphastrea has a blue or purple base and eyes that can change color as the coral grows, usually either pink or green. Like other Cyphastrea, it survives best in stable low light. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1.25"
