In the pic, to the back right of the colonies, you can see what I'm calling mini colonies. They are still several inches in all directions, and very branched out. This is one of the easiest SPS you'll find, and honestly, it's pretty cool. This variety has darker greenish established growth, and the newer tips are bright, kind of metallic looking teal/green.

This is for a colony about the size of a baseball. One of the easiest SPS you'll find, and honestly, it's pretty cool. This variety has darker greenish established growth, and the newer tips are bright, kind of metallic looking teal/green.

Big, brown button polyps. Over 20 of them.

I really like this piece. It's like the offspring of an acro and a birdsnest. I've also been able to move it around and obtain anything from almost a bright, rich "green slimer" green in slightly lower light (in SPS terms), all the way to almost a more pastel Chevy surf green color if you really light it up. It looks great and seems to thrive in either form, and I appreciate corals that offer that kind of versatility. It's also a great grower!

I really struggle to capture the true yellow color of this, but it's pretty cool. Like a pastel yellow I guess I'd call it. It also really does reflect blue and green hues as shown. It's also one of the rare corals that I think looks better in daylight than under blues.

You can see a sample frag in the very top left corner of the second pic. And yes, those two emerald crabs shown in the pic have claimed the colony as their home. :-)

This is a massively, overgrown large frag plug of hot pink digi. You will get the one that is pictured.

Bright orange. Like, so bright orange it's almost metallic looking! It also encrusts and grows upwards, forming really cool, unique colonies. The picture doesn't show the height very well, but these are chunky frags.

I picked this up from Vivid a long, long time ago when these things were really popular. I have to say, Vivid found a spectacular specimen and this is definitely the hottest spongodes I've seen. Super bright green with contrasting brown polyps. Frags will be approximately the size of the smaller one pictured, pretty typical sized.

I'm not going to list it, but I may sell the entire colony 8"+ colony. If interested, message me and we'll talk.

I picked this up from Vivid a long, long time ago when these things were really popular. I have to say, Vivid found a spectacular specimen and this is definitely the hottest spongodes I've seen. Super bright green with contrasting brown polyps. Frags will be like the larger ones pictured - well over the size of the plug they are on.

I'm not going to list it, but I may sell the entire colony 8"+ colony. If interested, message me and we'll talk.

Pink ring to the outside, and a gold flake thing going on inside. Decent starter zoa.

A favia that needs no introduction, and one of my all-time favorites. What's not to love about a hardy, bright pink and green coral that holds color in almost any lighting you throw at it?

This is a super nice golden eye chalice. A nice pink base with purple growth, speckled with gold (and sometimes almost greenish in lower light) eyes. Though I have had it long enough that I didn't buy it as such, I believe this might be what is now being coined an Easter Egg Chalice, or very close to. These frags are the ones larger than the plate they are on.

This is a super nice golden eye chalice. A nice pink base with purple growth, speckled with gold (and sometimes almost greenish in lower light) eyes. Though I have had it long enough that I didn't buy it as such, I believe this might be what is now being coined an Easter Egg Chalice, or very close to. These frags are the ones smaller than the plate they are on.

And here's a cheap way to get some of this pink monti. Frags will be standard sized, actually fitting on a frag plug like the little ones pictured.

Did you see the huge monti cap I'm trying to rehome? Here are large frags if you don't want the whole thing. Frags will be approximately the size of the larger frag pictured.

Reservation only! This is a beautiful pink monti cap that has [obviously] been growing out for many years. I am going to redo the top of my tank so it's moving, and I'll restart from a frag. I'd prefer to give someone the chance to take the entire thing before I bust it all up.

You will get as much of it as I can fit in a 5 gallon bucket. It's on a pretty large rock, so that will actually help elevate it to a wider part of said bucket. It will not all fit, so some of the lower plates will be pruned to make it fit. Anything cut will go to my frag system, or to those that request them here. Rest assured, you will have plenty you won't care to mess with the pieces! :-) Message me with any questions!

My exclusive design, printed in reef-safe PETG. These provide a very sturdy and attractive way to raise your egg crate off the bottom of your tank. This model will lift your egg crate 34mm (~1.33) inches. This version provides more room underneath the rack for clearance for most heaters, etc. The leg pops upwards through the egg crate, and then a cap slides in from above to keep the legs in place as you move them. Price is for a set of 4.

My exclusive design, printed in reef-safe PETG. These provide a very sturdy and attractive way to raise your egg crate off the bottom of your tank. This model will lift your egg crate 17mm (~.67) inches. They work well for show tanks and setups where you don't want anything like a heater under the rack. The leg pops upwards through the egg crate, and then a cap slides in from above to keep the legs in place as you move them. Price is for a set of 4.

One of the biggest complaints I had about these dosers is that there's not a good way to hang them, and I don't like a lot of the chintzy "racks" other people have designed holding electronics near saltwater. So, I modeled hangers that simply snap in place of the gray clips that hold the rubber feet. Pop those out, put my replacements in, and mount your dosers using the new screw holes they provide. Simple! This is my exclusive design, and I print them using PETG. Price is per pair.