This stunning variety of Zoanthids has a wonderful pink color with bright orange highlights. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 6 polyps.
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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 10+ polyps.
This Blastomussa is a pure cherry red color. This strain has proven to be a great grower, decently hardy and is currently being fed powdered coral foods. This WYSIWYG frag is a single large polyp roughly 1/2" - 3/4".
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This wonderful Christmas Acropora mirabilis has a green base with vivid pink tips and corallites and purple/pink polyps. Under higher lighting (400PAR+) this coral will turn almost all pink, Currently kept at roughly 350PAR. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1.25"
This stunning chalice has a deep green/blue/purple mixed base with extremely vivid orange streaking across the entirety of the coral. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1/2" - 3/4"
This stunning Diaseris has incredibly bright red polyps protruding from its green base. We have been farming this strain for some time now and have been regularly feeding powdered coral foods. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 2.5" when fully expanded.
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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 6 polyps.
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This stunning and highly sought-after Diaseris Plate is a remarkably bright red color that develops streaking of rainbow colors throughout its body as it matures. This choice cutting is the absolute best representation with all colors present. This has since gone through many rounds of propagation and is well-suited to aquarium life. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 3/4" when fully expanded.
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".
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Eagle Eye Zoanthids have orange faces with purple in the center and outer ring. The tentacles are bright green making this zoa one of the most colorful zoanthids. This WYSIWYG frag has roughly 8-9 polyps.
The well known Emeralds on Fire Zoanthids have a purple center ringed and neon green and purple and ending in a blazing orange skirt. This morph has been around for many years and is still highly sought after! This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 10+ polyps.
This Acanthastrea pachysepta has an ice-blue center surrounded by a ring of green and capped with more icy-blue colors. exterior rim. This WYSIWYG piece is roughly 2"
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This amazing Chalice has a deep purple base with bright golden streaking throughout. A very hardy and fast-growing plating variety. This WYSIWYG coral is roughly 1.25".
This stunning Favia has a brilliant array of red, orange, yellow, green, and blue. It also develops a sky-blue dusting throughout the entirety of its body. This larger WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1.5"
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Green Caulastrea is the most popular variety of this LPS coral. It is entirely green and has a wonderful fluorescence under actinic lighting. This large WYSIWYG frag is roughly 4 heads.
Our Hellscape Micro Goniopora has intense fiery orange and red polyps with fuchsia centers and stalks. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1/2 skeletons with polyps extending quite a bit more.
Looney Tunes Stylocoeniella is arguably the most sought-after and colorful variety of Stylocoeniella in the hobby. It has a blue base with bright orange, green, and yellow polyps with blue mouths. This beautiful WYSWIYG frag is roughly 1".
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The Mandarin Zoas have a bright yellow face with speckles of purple flanked by a bright purple ring and ending in fiery orange skirts. A must-have for any collector. This WYSIWYG large frag is roughly 25+ polyps.
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 2"+.
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 1.5".
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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 2"
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 3.5" with many branches.
This spectacular Favia has deep purple centers with a lime green and sky-blue coloration throughout. The sky-blue growth rim really makes this Favia stand out. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1.25"
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This stunning strain of Acropora develops a brilliant blue and green base with bright rainbow polys. This spectacular Acropora tenuis is one for the serious collector. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1.5".
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 1.25".
The Reverse Prism Favia has purple/teal eyes rimmed with multi-color ridges. Coloration of this coral is very light dependent and can change from season to season. This WYSIWYG coral is roughly 2.5" with multiple polyps.
Our Strawberry Shortcake Acropora has a lime green base with pink tips and pink/red polyps. A hardy Acropora with rapid growth. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1"+.
The Homophyllia bowerbanki have very large polyps and thick skeletons. This specimen has an extremely bright orange that can be seen a mile away. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 2".
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 1".
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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".
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 1.25".
This stunning Chalice has a stunning array of rainbow colors throughout its entire body. This unique Chalice grows up and outwards like a cup. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1".
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This stunning Favia has a bright fire red color with yellow centers. Under more actinic lighting it can develop blue streaking as well. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1".
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 2".
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Australophyllia wilsoni are somewhat rare in the reef-keeping industry. Generally found in colder waters in 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 2" when fully expanded.
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.
Another amazing Pectinia morph from our collection. This variant has a mint green base, with a large purple halo around its neon green eye. This WYSIWYG coral is roughly 1".
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This stunning Acropora has a green and yellow base that leads to purple tips. The polyps are also neon green/yellow. A pretty fast-growing variety. This WYSIWYG frag is rouhgly 1.25"
This War Paint Scolymia has a deep purple base with orange marbling and even a few dashes of sky-blue. An excellent specimen with great coloration. This WYSIWYG coral is roughly 2.5" when fully expanded.
This stunning Favia has a bright yellow base with a sky-blue center. The yellow base can also develop red tones throughout. This WYSIWYG item is roughly 3/4"
Arguably one of the nicest Chalices in the hobby today, this spectacular specimen has a red base with blue lightning streaks that form into a golden-orange growth edge. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 3/4".
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Our Avatar Chalice Chalice has a lime green and blue-spotted base with purple and red eyes. This strain develops an intense sky blue growth rim that can travel throughout its body. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1.5"
This very unique chalice has a blue on blue color scheme with a light blue base and dark blue eyes. Decidedly different than any of our other Blue Chalice morphs, this variety grows in semi-thick plates and is a bit slower growing. This WYSIWYG chalice is 1.5"
The Booberry Acropora is a very unique specimen with an interesting color profile. It has a very strange sea foam green base and maroon/dark red polyps and purple growth tips. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1".
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This stunning Favia has bright golden centers that develop green and burgundy streaking and are then encapsulated by a beautiful burgundy ring. This WYSIWYG frag is rouhgly 1.25"
This new strain of Montipora digitata is a delightful blend of green and red that travels throughout the coral. Individual polyps can also develop a grafted orange and green color blend. This WYSIWYG piece is roughly 1.5" with multiple branches
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This Blastomussa is a pure cherry red color. This strain has proven to be a great grower, decently hardy and is currently being fed powdered coral foods. This WYSIWYG frag is a single large polyp roughly 1/2" - 3/4".
This stunning Diaseris has incredibly bright red polyps protruding from its green base. We have been farming this strain for some time now and have been regularly feeding powdered coral foods. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 2"+ when fully expanded.
This stunning and highly sought-after Diaseris Plate is a remarkably bright red color that develops streaking of rainbow colors throughout its body as it matures. This choice cutting is the absolute best representation with all colors present. This has since gone through many rounds of propagation and is well-suited to aquarium life. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 1.25" when fully expanded.
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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 WYSIWYG piece is roughly 2" wide heavy encrusting and multiple branches.
This beautiful Dreamsicle Chalice has a bright yellow-orange base that is extremely fluorescent under actinic lighting. The eyes are a sky blue coloration in older growth while new growth has orange eyes. This WYSIWYG frag is roughly 2.5"!
