Montipora are arguably the second most popular small polyp stony coral behind Acropora. This is for good reason. Montipora possess both div...
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Lobophyllia Brain Corals, sometimes called Open Brain Corals, are a very popular large polyp stony coral and come in a wide variety of colors...
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Scolymia are one of the most highly sought after large polyp stony corals in the reef keeping hobby. They’ve been popular ever since intense...
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Just under a coral reef’s veneer of peace and tranquility lies a world of aggression and endless warfare between the constituent corals on th...
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Rhodactis mushroom corals are corallimorphs of the order Corallimorpharia. They are an oddity in terms of classification. Because of their ...
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This article is all about Alveopora. Alveopora is a large polyp stony coral that has a beautiful flower-like appearance. They aren’t the mo...
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Anacropora are often lumped in with similar SPS corals such as Acropora or Montipora but exist in their own Genus. Anacropora can be thought ...
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Catalaphyllia jardinei a.k.a. the elegance coral holds a special place in my heart. Way back when I first started the hobby, the elegance wa...
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Chalice corals represent a large group of wildly disparate corals that share little in common past their flat, plate-forming appearance. Ther...
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In late 2017 we broke ground on a giant new facility for Tidal Gardens. This blog post is a video playlist chronicling the whole saga from s...
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This reef tank field trip features a show-stopping 1000-gallon SPS reef by Ryan Reeves that I saw while visiting Dallas Texas. It’s not every...
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Acropora are the crown jewel of the SPS world. No other genus has the sheer number of species as Acropora and when reef aquarists talk about...
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Euphyllia Frogspawns have been a fixture in reef aquariums seemingly since the hobby began. Frogspawn corals have long multi tipped tentacles...
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