Favia brain corals were one of the largest categories of large polyp stony corals in the reef aquarium hobby. At one time there were nearly ...
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I think most people that get into this hobby have some aspiration to have a really big tank. I'm talking 500+ gallons big. An absolute show ...
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Yellow Polyps are are a close relative of Zoanthus and Palythoa from the Genus Parazoanthus. There are several species of Parazoanthus in th...
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Zoanthus are a genus of corals within the order Zoantharia, an order it shares with Palythoa and Parazoanthus. You may have also heard zoant...
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Most people starting out in the reefing hobby don't always know the details behind cycling their tank and why it's important. Knowing exactly...
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If you have never heard of this coral, it is understandable. They are an uncommon coral in the trade to begin with and are not often talked ...
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Trachyphyllia are commonly referred to as an Open Brain coral and are one of the most popular large polyp stony corals among beginners and ad...
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Cyphastrea are one of the hottest corals in reef keeping right now. Just a few years ago they were relatively unknown and not widely availab...
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Acanthophyllia are a large polyp stony coral often referred to as a donut or meat coral. They are similar in appearance to Scolymia/Homophyll...
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Leptastrea are a relatively new species to the hobby and have never been a popular coral to the mainstream reef aquarist. They are a subtle ...
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Believe it or not Pseudocorynactis is actually a type of mushroom. Although a common name for this corallimorph is an orange ball anemone, th...
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Mushrooms from the genus Ricordea are a highly desirable Corallimorph in the reef aquarium hobby due to their unique bubble-like appearance. ...
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Pipe Organ Corals of the Genus Tubipora are a unique soft coral in that they grow a network of calcium-based tubes that take on a bright red ...
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Caulastrea, commonly called trumpet corals or candy cane corals, are great beginner-friendly LPS corals.
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Stylocoeniella are an encrusting stony coral that has features similar to small polyp stony corals such as Montipora but also bear some simil...
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What are trace elements exactly and what role do they play in our reefs? To put it simply, trace elements are elements that appear in very sm...
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