Mushroom corals are one of the most recognizable of the Hawaiian stony corals. Unlike most hard corals that consist of tiny polyps, mushrooms like the hairy mushroom are a single giant polyp; the hairy mushroom is a coral without a skeleton, but its internal structures are the same as any other stony coral you may … Read more
The Sunny D zoanthid (zoa) is a staple coral for creating the ultimate zoanthid garden! They are one of the oldest zoa morphs available, so you have likely seen them on display at your local fish store (LFS) before, or in your friend’s coral reef tank. There is no doubt, that Sunny D zoas are … Read more
Leather corals are one of the hardiest coral, making them an excellent choice for newbie reefers. They are readily available online or at your local fish stores (LFS) and are known to grow into some impressive displays. Leather corals are very popular with both beginner and advanced coral hobbyists, making them one of the best-selling … Read more
Leather corals are popular soft corals, known for their ease of care and diverse range of colors and shapes. They are also one of the many corals known to reproduce via splitting themselves in half, spreading horizontally, and quickly dominating the entire aquarium, creating a very interesting display! So, if your leather coral does start … Read more
Are you looking for a coral that is easy to care for and is known to grow pretty well in aquariums? If so, a leather coral is a perfect choice for you! Leather corals get their name from their leathery textured skin. As leather corals are easy to look after, it is not only this … Read more
When adding corals to your aquarium, many hobbyists will suggest separating different corals, so they cannot touch each other, but what happens if you were to add two leather corals, and they were to touch? Corals can be aggressive, and often corals will sting one another to compete for space. However, some corals can live … Read more
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