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Acanthastrea Bowerbanki Coral

Acanthastrea Bowerbanki corals.

Acanthastrea Echinata Coral

Acanthastrea Echinata corals.

Acanthastrea Lordhowensis Coral

Acanthastrea Lordhowensis corals.

Alveopora Coral

Alveopora corals.

Anemones

Anemones are sessile with a specialized foot used to anchor them in soft substrates or attach themselves to rocks and corals. They are fascinating creatures to watch and are a great addition to an established Reef Aquarium. Most anemones are fairly hardy and easy to care for, but some can be quite difficult to keep. Care must be taken when handling anemones as some pack a powerful painful sting. The popular bubble tip anemones, and a few others, will host clownfish. Anemones need to be fed bits of fresh uncooked fish, shrimp or other meaty foods at least once a week. Anemones need an established tank with excellent water conditions, moderate to strong current and intense lighting.

Blastomussa Coral

Bubble Coral

The Bubble Coral, Plerogyra Sinuosa, is a beautiful LPS coral that originates from the reefs of the Indo-Pacific.  The bubble coral has large fleshy polyps that will cover the entire skeleton.  Like many LPS corals the Bubble COral does have sweeper tentacles that can harm other corals within reach. The Bubble Coral requires moderate lighting and low water movement.  Too much water flow can impede the coral from fully expanding.  The large fleshy polyps are very fragile and will puncture easily.  Special attention is needed when handeling these corals.  Only handle them by the hard skeleton so you don't tear the polyps.

Bubble Tip Anemones

The Bubble Tip Anemone, Entacmaea quadricolor, is mainly found in reefs, and its pedal discs are usually attached deep within the dead coral. The Bubble tip Anemone has the ability to sting other anemones and corals, therefore keep them away from other corals. They require strong illumination supplied by metal halides, LED, or intense fluorescent lighting.  Bubble Tip Anemones serves as a host for many types of clownfish in the wild.

Carpet Anemones

Carpet anemones serve as a host for many types of clownfish in the wild.  These anemones require a reef aquarium with strong lighting and water movement.  The aquarium should have a variety of sandy and rocky locations as these anemones can move about and seek refuge in a place it prefers.  Carpet anemones prefer to bury their foot in the sand for protection.  Care must be taken as some carpet anemones have a very potent sting.  

Caulastraea Coral

Caulastraea Coral commonly known as Candy Cane Corals.

Chalice Coral

Chalice corals.