148 species across 32 families. WoRMS-validated taxonomy with care parameters from multiple sources.
LPS vs SPS vs Soft Coral — Full Breakdown Table19 species matching filters
Button Coral
Generic button coral. Beautiful translucent tissue, inflates dramatically.
Button Coral
Translucent fleshy single polyp. Place on sand — razor sharp skeleton edges.
Chalice Coral
Delicate plating chalice. Green/orange "frogspawn chalice" morphs are collector faves.
Chalice
Thin plating chalice with delicate edges. Handle frags carefully — brittle.
Chalice Coral
Rough-textured chalice. Rainbow/watermelon morphs highly valued.
Chalice
Plating/encrusting chalice. Develops vivid "eye" patterns. Potent sweepers at night.
Meat Coral
Deep-water meat coral. Prefers very low light — can bleach under moderate intensity.
Meat Coral
Large fleshy single-polyp coral. Inflates massively and engulfs food whole.
Dent Brain
Generic lobo brain. Fleshy LPS with vivid colours and aggressive sweepers.
Lobo Brain
Generic lobo brain. Fleshy LPS with vivid colours and aggressive sweepers.
Lobo Brain
Lobed brain with pronounced ridges. Responds well to weekly target feeding.
Lobo Brain
Multi-lobed brain coral. Inflates dramatically at night — give extra clearance.
Homophyllia
Covers scolys and bowerbankis. Low light/flow, sandy substrate preferred.
Scoly
Single-polyp showpiece. Master-grade morphs among the most expensive corals.
Bowerbanki
Multi-mouth solitary coral. Stunning colour patterns similar to scoly.
Acan Echinata
Spiny acan with potent sweepers. Can digest neighbouring corals. Give space.
Acan Lord
Generic acan — fleshy LPS that responds well to target feeding.
Acan
Smaller polyps than lordhowensis. Encrusting growth, vivid rainbow morphs.
Acan Lord
Fleshy multi-coloured polyps. Target feed mysis 2x/week for best colour.
