Speciosa frags are some on the newest hot corals to hit our tanks. Really unique coloration in the tips and polyps of this one. Double branched of about 1/2in per branch. Encrusting and healthy.

Nice large frags of this nice dark blue coral. Thicker branched growth

Very nice and tall red dragon frags. Most of them are probably 2 in tall

Another very beautiful smooth skin. This one is a really nice light baby blue.

This one is similar to a pearlberry but more solid in color and different growth pattern. Grows pretty cool with its curvy growth. Frags are a bit smaller but will be multiple branches due to the way it grows.

Here is an old school coral that is probable one of my very top favorites. The colors are just stunning on this one. I love a coral with more delicate branching and this one fits that bill also. Frags will be 1 in.

There's a lot of different splatter hammers, but this one is quite unique with a very speckled look. My grow-out colony always gets a lot of attention.

One of the most colorful Tenuis sticks in the hobby. Photographed under daylight halides. Frag size approx 1.25” multi branched. WYSIWYG

Another stunner. Photographed under daylight halides. Frag size approx 1.5” multi branched. WYSIWYG

More like a mini colony on this gem. Frag size approx 2.25” multi branched. WYSIWYG

Nice chunky frag approx. 1.25” multi branched! WYSIWYG

XL sized frag 1.5” WYSIWYG

Nice chunky multi branched smooth skin frag approx. 1.25” tall. WYSIWYG

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A very cool high contrast piece with bright neon green tips over dark stems. To add to the cool factor, it will occasionally have purple tips. These are for the two large ones shown in the picture to the right, both with 3-5 heads, easily expanding to 4-5" when fully settled and happy.

One pic shows the parent colony in my display tank, and the other are the actual frags.

My favorite cap. Bright pink base that fades to more of a purple color where plates shade lower areas, all topped with bright yellow polyps. This is for the full, WYSIWYG 6", multi layered colony.

Frags of this beautiful cap will be a minimum of 1"

Bright, and I mean BRIGHT green with bluish-purple tips. Amazing! This is not even remotely close to your typical green and purple combinations.

These frags are at least 2 heads, with many splitting into 3+