SPS corals are also known as stony corals and are categorised into two different types which define them by size, namely LPS (large polyp stony), and SPS (small 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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Think of frags as seeds. Fragments of Pink Birdsnest Seriatopora Coral are mounted onto small stones and grown in aquariums. We grow and frag the Pink Birdsnest Seriatopora Coral here at Fraggle Reef. We believe that Frags and aqua-cultured corals are the future of the aquarium hobby.
The Forest Fire Montipora Digitata frag is a designer Montipora which has a neon green base colour with dense, blood-red polyps. The Forest Fire Digitata loves light and robust water flow, it will reward the reef keeper with its bushy red polyps and fluorescent green tips. We Aquaculture Forest Fire Montipora Digitata Frags are approximately 2″ to 3″ in size.
Think of frags as seeds. Fragments of Ultra Green Stylophora are mounted onto small stones and grown in aquariums. We grow the Green Stylophora coral here at Fraggle Reef. We believe that frags and aqua-cultured corals are the future of the aquarium hobby.
We grow and frag the Setosa Montipora Coral here at Fraggle Reef. We believe that frags and aqua-cultured corals are the future of the aquarium hobby.
The Green Seriatopora guttatus Coral has a very distinct shape with large rounded branches that sit in a more compact structure than many other coral. Despite their appearance, it is possible to fragment and the results are a selection of beautiful vibrant green. With it’s distinctive shape, this coral makes a great contrast to other corals in an aquarium.
Think of frags as seeds. Fragments of Purple Stylophora Corals are mounted onto small stones and grown in aquariums. We grow the Purple Stylophora coral here at Fraggle Reef. We believe that frags and aqua-cultured corals are the future of the aquarium hobby.
The Tyree Rainbow Stylophora Corals have a very distinct shape with large rounded branches that sit in a more compact structure than many other corals. Despite their appearance, it is possible to fragment and the results are a selection of beautiful vibrant red and teal blue polyps. With its distinctive shape, this coral makes a great contrast to other corals in an aquarium.
This a mix of Stylophoras which has been grafted together with a Pink, Rainbow and Bright Green Stylophora this will be a truly unique coral in your aquarium once it’s grown out.
Fragments of Green Stylophora are mounted onto small stones and grown in aquariums. We grow the Purple Stylophora coral here at Fraggle Reef. We believe that frags and aqua-cultured corals are the future of the aquarium hobby.
Think of frags as seeds. Fragments of Red Rose Stylophora Coral are mounted onto small stones and grown in aquariums. We grow the Red Rose Stylophora Coral here at Fraggle Reef. We believe that frags and aqua-cultured corals are the future of the aquarium hobby.
