Corals

Star polyps are soft corals. They have a height of one-half to one inches, and a adult head size of one-fouth to one-half inches. Star polyps are commonly seen in the colors of green and pink. Star polyps are colonial corals, meaning that as the coral grows, it will expand itself further while staying connected. … Read more Starburst Polyp Care Guide

Difficulty Water Parameters Base Supplements Aggression Lighting Waterflow Placement Easy 72-78 F, pH: 8.1-8.4, Salinity: 1.023-1.025 Trace Elements, Iodine Semi-Agressive Moderate Low to Medium Anywhere Mushroom corals are some of the most versatile corals available to keep. Mushroom corals can maintain good health in less than ideal water parameters, making them a top pick for … Read more Mushroom Corals Fungiidae Care Guide

Tubipora musica, otherwise known as pipe organ corals, bring gardens bloom to our aquariums. Beneath each polyp lies a red tube of varying height that when retracted resemble a pipe organ. These beauties make great additions to owners who want a nice flowery addition without the aggressive growth of the star polyps. Unfortunately coral prices … Read more How to Grow Pipe Organ Coral

Hammer corals are one of the most beautiful corals known to man. Their colorful tips, multiple shapes and ultimately anemone like looks are all reasons to bring these home. With the right care, home aquariums can see their new hammers forming new heads and expanding their bases. In the end that’s what every coral owner … Read more How to Grow Hammer Coral

Frogspawn is an aggressive yet soft coral, making its beauty a bit difficult to bring into our tank. With the right tank mates, spacing and knowledge we can easily grow frogspawn coral. What Does It Take To Grow Frogspawn Coral? The main aspects of coral growth are: Lighting Water flow Position Water Parameters Nutrients Optimal … Read more How To Grow Frogspawn Coral