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A branching Indonesian hammer with bright neon-green coloration and contrasting purple tips. Adds vibrant color and flowing movement to the reef. Prefers moderate light and gentle, indirect flow, with room to expand.
A branching Indonesian hammer with bright neon-green coloration and contrasting purple tips. Adds vibrant color and flowing movement to the reef. Prefers moderate light and gentle, indirect flow, with room to expand.
An Indonesian torch selected for its New York Knicks-style coloration and beautiful flowing movement. Sold as a “New York Knicks Type”; confirmed lineage is not represented. Prefers moderate light, gentle indirect flow, and generous space from other corals.
A branching LPS coral with rounded, fleshy heads and attractive contrasting coloration. A rewarding choice for many mixed reefs. Prefers low to moderate light and gentle flow, with occasional small meaty foods.
A popular encrusting Montipora that develops a colorful carpet over rockwork as it grows. Its contrasting polyps add fine detail to the reef. Prefers moderate to high lighting, varied flow, and stable water chemistry.
Bright neon-green Duncan coral with fleshy polyps and contrasting centers. This is a WYSIWYG frag.
A vibrant Neon Green Torch Coral featuring intensely fluorescent green tentacles and bright contrasting tips. Its long, flowing polyps provide beautiful movement and an eye-catching neon glow under reef lighting. Each frag includes one healthy, established head. Moderate lighting and moderate, indirect flow recommended.
A vibrant two-head Neon Green Torch Coral featuring intensely fluorescent green tentacles and bright contrasting tips. Its long, flowing polyps create beautiful movement and brilliant fluorescence under reef lighting. This established frag includes two healthy heads, providing a fuller appearance and a great head start toward a larger colony. Prefers moderate lighting and moderate, indirect…
A colorful, fleshy LPS frag with textured corallites and an attractive compact growth form. Prefers low to moderate light and gentle flow. Occasional feeding supports growth; leave space for its aggressive feeding tentacles.
A named ECC chalice variety that adds vivid detail to your reef as it develops across the rockwork. Prefers low to moderate lighting and indirect flow. Leave room around the frag for growth and nighttime sweeper tentacles.
A short-polyp Goniopora with flower-like polyps that create a delicate, textured display. Best suited to an established reef with stable conditions, moderate lighting, and gentle, varied flow.
A two-head Western Australian green torch with long, flowing tentacles that bring vibrant color and movement to your reef. Prefers moderate lighting and gentle, indirect flow. Allow generous space for its tentacles to expand without touching neighboring corals.
A named ECC Favia frag with pronounced corallites and an attractive textured growth pattern. A colorful addition to lower and middle reef areas. Prefers low to moderate light and indirect flow; allow space for nighttime sweeper tentacles.
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