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A hammer coral (Euphyllia ancora) in a tank, its tentacles fully extended under mixed lighting

Aquacultured reef livestock

Every One Is One of a Kind.

The one you see is the one you get.

On the floor now
Open brain coral (Trachyphyllia geoffroyi)
PL-000005Neon open brainTrachyphyllia geoffroyiAvailable¥2,150

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What we keep

Corals first. More categories open as they are ready — never before.

Aquaculture

Grown here, not taken from a reef

Every colony we list started as a frag in our own raceways, under lights we chose and water we mix. That is the difference between an animal that survives the trip and one that merely arrives.

  • Six weeks minimum under our lights before listing
  • Parameters logged daily and published on the animal’s page
  • No wild collection, no transshipped stock of unknown origin
Read the five standards
A sea fan and soft corals on a reef wall

After you reserve

Five steps, none of them a surprise

Buying a living animal is a process. Here is the whole of it.

  1. Reserve

    The animal comes off the display floor into a named hold tank.

  2. Hold

    Seven days minimum, observed and re-photographed.

  3. Pack

    Double-bagged in its own water, heat pack matched to the route.

  4. Ship

    Overnight only, never into a weekend, tracked from the door.

  5. Acclimate

    Drip instructions in the box and on the animal’s page.

From the tanks they went to

What keepers say afterwards

  • Third order and the photograph was the animal — same extension, same colour under the same Kelvin.
    M. ZhouMixed reef, six years
  • Packed better than anything I have received from anyone. The heat pack was still warm at nine in the morning.
    D. FerreiraNano tank, Lisbon
  • The parameter log is why I buy here. I match my tank to theirs before it ships and nothing sulks.
    A. WhitfieldSPS dominant, 400 L

See what is on the floor right now

Streams run three evenings a week. Every animal shown has a page you can read before it sells.