White Sebae Anemone The White Sebae Anemone is typically light tan with purple tips. When healthy, this species becomes very sticky allowing it to grab onto prey or anything else it comes in contact with. Acclimation of this species is difficult and should be attempted by experienced aquarists only. White Sebae Anemone require strong lighting, porous live rock and a variety of sandy and rocky locations. Some clownfish will take this anemone as its host, increasing chance of survival for the...(more)

Candy Cane Coral This coral is a Large Polyp Stony (LPS) coral with stunning round polyps which can be further emphasized by using actinic lighting. As this LPS has extremely short sweeper tentacles, it is generally harmless to other reef tankmates. This coral benefits from the addition of trace elements, strontium, calcium, and weekly feedings of brine shrimp.

Toadstool Leather Coral (aka Mushroom Coral, or Trough Coral) Toadstool Leather Corals, also known as Mushroom or Trough Corals, have the shape of a mushroom, with an easily identifiable shape of a cap and a stalk. With age, the Toadstool Leather Corals lose this shape and end up with a more folded appearance. Usually peaceful, this species needs adequate room to avoid harm to tankmates and itself. Additives such as trace elements and iodine are needed for sustained health. Cultivation is...(more)

White Bubble Coral This Long Polyp Stony (LPS) Coral has large polyps similar to small balloons, each with a light yellow or white tinge. Beneath the fleshy polyps is a hard skeleton. Due to its long sweeper tentacles, the White Bubble Coral requires adequate space between itself and other coral. This coral benefits from the addition of trace elements, strontium and calcium. As the fleshy polyps are delicate, careful handling is a must, and should be only handled by its stony skeleton.