Shaggy deep red Acropora with light blue undertones and growth tips. 3/4-1" frags.

Very nice purple tipped plating Acropora with bright green highlights. Originally named after fellow Ohio reefer "Serpentman" who is sadly no longer in the hobby. 1" fully encrusted plugs...originally had horizontally mounted frags but have morphed into blobs that will quickly grow you a colony. Second photo is of Serpentman's colony.

Bright green and gold encrusting low-light coral. ~1" frags on 1.5" discs.

Yellow polyps with red centers on a velvety purple base. Perhaps the nicest Cyphastrea I've seen, great for adding color to shady corners of your tank. 1" frags on 1.5" discs.

Bushy Acropora with light pink tips on a minty green base. 3/4-1" frags.

Blue/green/purple knobby staghorn Acropora with bright yellow green tips...brighter than it looks in the photo. 1" or larger mounted frags.

Smooth green plating/encrusting Montipora with deep purple edge and red polyps. 1"+ frags on 1.5" discs.

Super thick robusta/abrotanoides type staghorn Acropora, red tips with deep green polyps. ~1" frags

Unique slow growing velvety orange encrusting Montipora, the brightest orange coral I've ever seen. 3/4"+ mounted on 1.5" discs.

Kind of like a mini-stylo. Pink with mint green polyps, much smaller branches than the usual S. pistillata. Possibly S. subseriata. ~1" frags Polyps are brighter than it looks in the photo.

One of the absolutely best looking Acropora out there. Only one I will cut, 1" frag.

Perhaps the best coral ever. 1/2"+ mounted frags.

<p>Purchased from Rommel at Ultimatefrags in 2007. &nbsp;Color anywhere from chocolate brown to bright green to highlighter yellow depending on light intensity, with big bright blue polyps. &nbsp;~1.5&quot;+ fully encrusted frag discs growing past the edges. &nbsp;Encrusts and plates a little.</p>

Tight growing bright pink to red pocci with hints of green. Does not spread around tank, grows in extremely tight clumps, hard like granite. Been growing for many years now and rarely frag because it grows so tightly. 1" chunky frags. Story I was told was that it was collected in Hawaii prior to collection ban on hard corals, and came from Sanjay's tank. Also as an FYI, the colony I'm cutting from is under lower lighting, so the frags will be a dark pink/red color, bases will be pale as it grows so tightly almost no light reaches the interior of the colony. First photo is high flow, second photo is low flow growth form.

AKA "Aquaman" or "Fruity Pebbles" monti I think. Variation on the rainbow montipora with an aqua colored base, bright lime green polyps fading to orange at the edges. Not the best photo, but you can compare colors to the original Superman monti next to it. 1" frags encrusting on 1.5" discs.

Very unique multicolor acropora with long trailing polyps and funky orange/pink/yellow/green highlights....hard to capture in photos. ~3/4" frags

Light green tips with red to gold polyps and red in the base. 3/4-1" frags. Takes patience for the colors to develop as it grows out, but worth the wait!

Classic blue tipped red table, with some green highlights. ~3/4" frag

Light blue tipped polyps on a yellowish tan base. ~1" frag

Bright orange-red polyps on a green base. Forest fire digitata is on the left in the photo

Pinkish polyps on a light green base. ~1" frag. Turquoise fire is on the right in the photo, Forest Fire digitata is on the left.

1"+ mounted frag

1"+ encrusting 1.5" discs. Some are from lower light portions of the colony and may not be colored up.

Been growing this for many years from a wild piece, recently it is taking on true suharsonoi form with long, smooth, tapering branches, some are pushing 3" long. This is for ~1.5" multi branch frags.

1.5" nice sized frags. Gets better color than this depending on your lighting. In high light it is mostly red, lower light gives more green, yellow, and even blue where encrusting.