LPS corals are also known as large polyp stony, Hard corals grow in big colonies and bond together to form the large rocky structures that are visible when we go diving in the tropical seas. As living creatures, they feed off the marine life around them with the SPS corals feeding off the algae plankton and LPS corals eating small fish and crustaceans.
Corals are living creatures, and 25% of all marine life needs corals to help support them. They are made up of microscopic animals called coral polyps, and that plus their skeletons which are left behind after they die are what forms the solid coral structure.
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Alveopora Coral will bring a burst of colour and movement to any reef aquarium. They can sting nearby corals so leave a few inches between Alveopora and other corals. Clownfish will often host AlveoporaCorals if there is no Anemone available. Alveopora Corals make a good choice for reefs that house Angelfish since Angels rarely bother this species.
The Toxic Green Branching Hammer Coral is a great beginner coral and will sway back and forth to the currents in the aquarium. Hammer Corals are a favourite of many because of the sense of motion they bring to a reef tank.
The Toxic Green Torch Euphyllia is a great beginner coral and will sway back and forth to the currents in the aquarium. Hammer Corals are a favourite of many because of the sense of motion they bring to a reef tank.
Neon Green Candy Cane Coral is easy to keep, making it a great choice for beginners. This intense neon green variation provides a beautiful contrast to other corals in the aquarium. It is easy to frag as it grows out giving you the ability add spots of colour throughout your reef.
The Purple and Green Hammer Coral is a great beginner coral and will sway back and forth to the currents in the aquarium. Hammer Corals are a favourite of many because of the sense of motion they bring to a reef tank.
Red Goniopora Corals will bring a burst of colour and movement to any reef aquarium. They can sting nearby corals so leave a few inches between Gonioporas and other corals. Clownfish will often host Goniopora Corals if there is no Anemone available. Goniopora Corals make a good choice for reefs that house Angelfish since Angels rarely bother this species.
Orange Pavona Maldivensis is a very fast-growing addition to a reef tank. It has green fluorescent highlights that glow brightly under actinic lighting. Be careful of its sweeper tentacles when placing it. Frags of this coral are 1″ to 1.5″.
The Ultra Green Torch Euphyllia is a must-have beginner coral which will sway back and forth to the currents in the aquarium. Torche Corals are a favourite of many because they bring quite a lot of movement to any reef tank.
The Toxic Green Branching Frogspawn Coral is a great beginner coral and will sway back and forth to the currents in the aquarium. Frogspawn Corals are a favourite of many because of the sense of motion they bring to a reef tank.
