Corals are animals with stinging cells. They need specific light, flow, and stability. This section is for beginners – soft corals, LPS, basic placement. If you want SPS and advanced reefing, look elsewhere. But for a first coral, start here.
Euphyllia divisa, better known as the Frogspawn coral is one of the most popular large polyp stony (LPS) coral in the reef hobby alongside its sibling species, Hammer coral (Euphyllia ancora) and Torch coral (Euphyllia glabrescens). The name Frogspawn was coined from its attractive multi-tipped
Today we will be talking about Euphyllia glabrescens, which is commonly known in the hobby as Torch coral, and how to care for it. The Torch coral is a popular large polyp stony (LPS) coral species notable for its long fleshy tentacles that sway in
Everyone says zoas are “easy.” They’re not. They’re forgiving — big difference. I’ve watched beginners nuke entire colonies in a week because they cranked the LED to 100% on day one. Or stuck them in a dead corner where detritus piled up like snow. Zoas
Acan Corals or Acans (Micromussa lordhowensis) are a group of large poly stony (LPS) corals that are very popular in the reef aquarium hobby because of their vivid color combinations, hardiness, and ease of care. Acans are also renowned for their fast growth rate, tolerance,
Seriatopora species form clusters of corals commonly referred to as “the Bird’s Nest Corals”. Although these are one of the hardiest and fastest growing SPS corals in the aquarium hobby, they have been also known to be very temperamental and need very mature stable conditions
Carpet anemones is a sub-group or classification of sea anemones from the genus Stichodactyla. They are fascinating marine creatures characterized by their large flattened bodies and short carpet-like tentacles. Carpet anemones are known for their beauty, large sizes and their close association with some clownfish
Green Star Polyps (Pachyclavularia sp.) are a type of soft coral that is a fan-favorite for both beginner and advanced aquarium hobbyists. Green Star Polyps are easy to raise, spread easily, and can be found both online or in pet shops. Love them or hate