This has been very popular lately - this is a calcerous algae that herbivores generally leave alone - much like halimeda.  Since this is never shipped and hard to get to a matured size indoors - we are pretty sure this is available only at The Reef Farm!

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Congradulations to our Photo Contest winner, IReef!  This stunning photo is of a Reef Farm Pocillipora Damicornis, purchased only a short time before this photo was taken!  The prize awarded was a Green Branching Psammacora, we eagerly await seeing the amazing photo we know IReef can take of that! 

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wintergreen chalice coral The Reef-Farm wintergreen chalice is rather different from other chalices in a couple different ways.  For one it is a solid color chalice with the eyes matching the base, but don’t be fooled, there is nothing ordinary about it.  The most interesting part of this chalice is the iridescent  blue sheen that covers it.  The blue iridescence matched with the deep green base is what gives this beauty its wintergreen coloration.  Hit the link to see the rest of the pictures and find out the other unique aspects of this amazing specimen.

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Green and Gold Palythoa

 

Although the palythoa species appears to be closely related to the zoanthid family with their heavy mat base and similar polyp appearance, they are actually part of a completely different family of soft coral called Sphenopidae.  This family is a sibling to Zoanthidae  and Neozoanthidae.       hsvytmzweg

The palythoa species tends to be overlooked by most hobbyists due to its species sibling Protopalythoa and its well deserved perception.  However if you look only at true palythoa (chromis paly, elegant moon paly, armor of god paly, etc) you will find some of the most amazing looking polyp corals rivaling some of the most incredible zoanthids… More...

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Superman Rhodactis info card

This week’s spotlight is on the Reef-Farm Ultra Superman Mushroom.  HIt the more link to see this hairy beast up close and personal. More...

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 Nuclear meltdown favia

The choice for the first Coral Spotlight was an easy one.  The Nuclear Meltdown Favia is both an exquisite and one of a kind specimen.  In addition it is also the poster coral for May in the Reef Farm Coral Calendar

This favia is a quite unique take on the More...

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