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Price per head   Euphyllia paradivisa, commonly called branching frogspawn coral, is a species of large-polyped stony coral native to the Indo-Pacific. It's known for its branching structure, where numerous polyps, each with large, hammer-shaped tentacles, extend from the main stem. These polyps typically display a pale greenish-grey or pink coloration, with lighter tentacle tips.  Here's a more detailed look: Appearance: Euphyllia paradivisa has a branching structure, resembling a small, delicate tree with multiple polyps. The polyps themselves are large and have tentacles with distinctive, hammer-shaped tips.  Coloration: The coral's base color is often a pale greenish-grey, but it can also exhibit pink or even bicolor variations with purple tips and green stems. The tentacle tips are generally lighter than the main body of the polyp.  Habitat: These corals are found in shallow reef environments, particularly in areas protected from strong wave action.  Care: Euphyllia paradivisa is a popular species in the marine aquarium hobby, but it requires stable water parameters and moderate water flow. They are generally considered moderate to easy to keep, especially when provided with adequate light and a stable environment.  Fluorescence: Many Euphyllia paradivisa corals on rockcorals.de exhibit fluorescence, particularly when illuminated with blue-dominated light. 

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Favia are a genus of reef-building stony corals, known for their massive or thickly encrusting colonies, often dome-shaped or flat. They are commonly referred to as brain corals or closed brain corals, and are part of the family Mussidae. Favia corals are characterized by having individual walls for each corallite, and they have sweeper tentacles which can extend and sting other corals.  Here's a more detailed description: Growth Form: Favia corals can grow in various shapes, including massive, dome-shaped, or encrusting.  Corallites: The corallites, which are the individual cups where the polyps live, are plocoid (placing them in a cone shape) and often have their own walls.  Septa and Costae: These structures are well-developed and covered with fine teeth, contributing to the coral's intricate structure.  Polyps: Favia polyps extend and feed at night, using their tentacles to capture prey and assess their surroundings.  Sweeper Tentacles: These tentacles are used to "sweep" the water and detect nearby corals, potentially leading to aggression and "coral wars".  Habitat: Favia corals are found in various reef environments, including shallow water and deeper slopes.  Color: They can display a wide range of colors, including pale grey, green, brown, and often have calices of contrasting colors

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  Price per Polyp Fimbriaphyllia paraancora, also known as anchor coral, is a branching stony coral characterized by large polyps with distinctive anchor or hammer-shaped tips on their tentacles. These corals are found in the Indo-West Pacific region, particularly in Indonesia, and thrive in shallow reef environments. They are colonial, with each branch originating from a single corallite.  Here's a more detailed description:  Appearance: Fimbriaphyllia paraancora features large polyps that extend from branching corallites. The most notable characteristic is the shape of their tentacles, which have anchor or hammer-shaped tips, often forming concentric circles. Color: The tentacles can vary in color, ranging from pale tan to greenish-brown, and can also be bright green or gold. Skeleton: The skeleton of Fimbriaphyllia paraancora is similar to that of Euphyllia glabrescens, with corallites measuring 20-40 millimeters in diameter. Habitat: They are commonly found in the shallow waters of Indo-Pacific reefs, particularly in Indonesia. Classification: Originally classified under the genus Euphyllia, molecular studies led to its reclassification into the genus Fimbriaphyllia. Other names: Besides "anchor coral," it may also be referred to as "hammer coral" or, sometimes, by its former name, Euphyllia paraancora.

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Product information "Garlic 30ml" Garlic is recommended for freshwater, seawater and planted aquariums or ponds. Good for fish and plants. It contains Allicin which is a very powerful antioxidising agent that helps to prevent damages in fish cells and other marine inhabitants by strengthening their immune system and improving their appetite. This leads to healthy and fertile fishes. The allicin of the garlic kills germs even when mixed with 100.000 parts of water ! In deed a wonderful gift of the nature.

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Gorgonia, or sea fans, are a genus of soft corals found in marine environments, particularly in areas with strong water currents. They are characterized by their fan-like shape and often have a purple hue, though other colors like brown or yellow can also occur. Sea fans are colonial invertebrates, meaning they are made up of many individual polyps, which are small, fragile, white "flower-like" structures.  Key Features: Colonial Nature: Gorgonians are colonies of polyps, which are attached to a central axis composed of gorgonin and calcite.  Fan-like Structure: The polyps are arranged in a fan-like pattern, creating the distinctive shape of sea fans.  Color Variation: While often purple, sea fans can also be brown, yellow, or even pink, depending on environmental factors and the presence of pigments in their spicules (needle-like parts of calcium carbonate).  Filter Feeders: Sea fans are filter feeders, meaning they capture small particles of food from the water current using their tentacles.  Geographic Distribution: Common sea fans (Gorgonia ventalina) are found in the Caribbean Sea and tropical western Atlantic, including areas like the Florida Keys, Cuba, Belize, and Venezuela

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Halichoeres chrysus, commonly called the canary wrasse, golden wrasse or yellow wrasse, is a fish species in the wrasse family native to central Indo-Pacific area. Description The canary wrasse is a small fish that can reach a maximum length of 12 cm. It has a thin, elongate body with a terminal mouth. Body coloration is bright yellow with a few variations according to age. Juvenile and immature female have two black spots rimmed with white or light yellow on the dorsal fin (the first one at the start of the fin (head side) and the second in the middle of its dorsal fin) and a third one between the caudal peduncle and the start of the caudal fin. Mature females or young males only show the two black spots on the dorsal fin. Mature males display only the first black spot on the front of the dorsal fin, a lighter-colored spot just behind the eye and irregular greenish to pinkish lines on the face. Distribution and habitat The canary wrasse is widespread throughout the tropical and subtropical waters of the central Indo-Pacific, in an area bordered by the Christmas Islands and Indonesia, Japan, New South Wales and the Rowley Shoals, and the Tonga Islands  and Solomon Islands. This wrasse occurs on outside reef slopes, in rubble and sandy areas from surface down to a depth of 30 meters. Biology The canary wrasse lives in small groups. It is a benthic predator that feeds mainly on small marine invertebrates such as crustaceans, molluscs, worms and echinoderms captured on or in the substrate. Like most wrasse, the canary wrasse is a protogynous hermaphrodite, i.e. individuals start life as females with the capability of turning male later on.

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Haliotis snails, commonly known as abalone, are marine gastropods characterized by their single, smooth, and ear-shaped shell. They have a strong, muscular foot that they use to cling to rocks and other surfaces. The shell exterior is often smooth and covered by the mantle, making encrustations less common. Abalone also have a distinct row of breathing holes on their shell, which can vary in number and shape depending on the species.  Shell Characteristics: Shape: Oval or elongated, with a relatively flat shell.  Surface: Smooth, with varying degrees of striations or ribs.  Color: Can range from dark green, blue, or black to reddish-brown, olive, or brown, with varying patterns and colors.  Perforations: A series of breathing holes (perforations) on the shell, typically on the left side, allow for water intake.  Inner Surface: Iridescent nacre that lines the inside of the shell, often with shades of pink, red, green, or blue.  Other Features: Foot: Large, muscular foot used for attachment to substrates and movement.  Radula: A tongue-like band with many small teeth (radula) for scraping algae.  Gills: Symmetrical and well-developed gills for respiration.  Head: Head-lobes are fimbriated, and side-lobes are also fimbriated and cirrated.  Spire: The spire (apex of the shell) can be prominent or concealed, depending on the species

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Pulsing Xenia (Heteroxenia fuscescens) is a soft coral known for its rhythmic, pulsing movement and feathery polyps. It has long, sturdy stalks adorned with feathery tentacles that pulse, opening and closing in a "pumping" fashion, adding movement to the reef tank. Pulsing Xenia is a fast grower and a popular choice for reef tanks, both for beginners and experienced hobbyists.  Here's a more detailed description: Appearance: Stalks: Pulsing Xenia features long, sturdy stalks.  Polyps: The stalks are topped with feathery polyps (tentacles) that pulse in a rhythmic, opening and closing motion.  Colors: Pulsing Xenia can come in a variety of colors, including lavender, cream, pink, and purple.  Growth: It's known for its rapid growth rate, which can quickly cover rock surfaces.  Movement: Pulsing: The most distinctive feature of Pulsing Xenia is its rhythmic pulsing movement of the polyps, which can reach up to 40 pulses per minute.  Water Movement: The pulsing action helps to create water movement around the coral, aiding in nutrient exchange.  Other Notable Features: Fast Growth: Pulsing Xenia is a fast-growing coral, making it a good choice for beginners who are looking for a coral that will quickly fill up the tank.  Easy Care: It's relatively easy to care for, thriving in a variety of reef tank conditions.  Photosynthesis: Pulsing Xenia is a photosynthetic coral, meaning it can produce its own food through sunlight, but it also absorbs nutrients from the water.  Propogation: It can be easily propagated in captivity

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Homophyllia bowerbanki orange is a coral known for its encrusting growth form, often with a central, prominent corallite. Red Bowerbanki, a variety of Homophyllia bowerbanki, typically displays shades of pale gray, brown, or rust, often with a marbled or mottled appearance. It's not fleshy and has irregularly shaped, cerioid corallites. While typically smaller, they can grow to over 1.5 meters in diameter. 

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Homophyllia bowerbanki is a coral known for its encrusting growth form, often with a central, prominent corallite. Red Bowerbanki, a variety of Homophyllia bowerbanki, typically displays shades of pale gray, brown, or rust, often with a marbled or mottled appearance. It's not fleshy and has irregularly shaped, cerioid corallites. While typically smaller, they can grow to over 1.5 meters in diameter. 

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ILLUMAGIC X4 - REEFER PRO Most aquarists struggle with burnt LED lenses, unused spectrums and apps that don’t work. The Illumagic X4 has silicone lenses that come with a lifetime warranty, a spectrum array like never before and all powered by the DALUA ECOSYSTEM app. Designed for simplicity. The perfect square, sized at 9.6″ with a height at 1,49″ (that’s the size of a paper clip). Allowing you to add more units as your aquariums and livestock grow. The DALUA Ecosystem App. Every aquarium you own is just a touch away. Share access to your aquariums. Help your staff or clients control theirs. Perfect for stores, staff and maintenance Rely on no one person, grant and deny access instantly Reefer Pro Spectrum REEFER PRO X4 – Our most advanced spectrum yet. Four pucks. Two unique clusters. Engineered for explosive growth and vibrant color — even in the most demanding corals. Power That Performs – Illumagic delivers usable watts, not wasted ones. Illumagic LEDs run up to 60% cooler than competing reef lights, maximizing efficiency and extending component life. Why Illumagic wins:Lifetime lens guarantee—no PAR loss, no burn.Less heat, more usable light.No wasted colors, just precision lighting.In this economy, every watt matters. Choose the ones that work. Lifetime Warranty LEDs and Lenses Nope, we’re not crazy, we're confident. LIFETIME WARRANTY on all LED's and lenses. Yes, you won't even lose one single diode. Introducing the DBR lens (Diffusion By Refraction). Made from silicone. Never burn, never fade and with exceptional color rendition and diffusion without the loss of PAR. 24 Hours Of Reef Realism No need to plot the same endless time points each day. With Reef Realism, your device automatically downloads over 1,000 data points that perfectly replicate the ever-changing weather conditions your corals and plants experience each day. Data is downloaded from a weather station located on 10 of the world's most famous reefs. WYSIWYG Camera Mode Snap pics and change spectrum seamlessly without disrupting your perfect schedule. A massive time saver for the avid coral collector, at-home fragger, store owner, or hobbyist. Details: Interchangeable LEDs and lenses 24 hours of reef realism WYSIWYG camera mode Dalua ecosystem server access DBR lens, lifetime warranty* LED (diodes) lifetime warranty* LED control room global access and sharing World renowned Meanwell power supply Specifications: Dimensions - 9.6" x 9.6" x 1.49" Light spread - 23" squared (narrow and wide lenses available) Power Consumption - 120 @ max output Power Cable Length - 10ft What’s in the box: 1 x Illumagic X41 x Power cord1 x Meanwell power supply

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Since 1964, Instant Ocean is the most carefully formulated and manufactured sea salt in the world. An extensive biological and scientific program, particularly with the scientific community and in our hatchery – where we have reproduced millions of tropical sea fish – has enabled us to elaborate and refine a formula that fulfils the needs of captive marine organisms. Each ingredient used in the composition of Instant Ocean is carefully selected and tested. Each batch is analysed in order to guarantee that all important elements have been perfectly mixed. Each batch is also continuously monitored in laboratory aquatic systems containing delicate marine animals and plants, because live organisms are always the most sensitive indicators of quality. Exceptional solubility • Provides a clear solution in minutes. • Allows for immediate use. • Reaches and maintains proper pH quickly. Complete formula • Provides the ideal environment for the care of all marine organisms in the aquarium, including even the most sensitive species. • Contains every necessary major, minor, and trace elements. Uniform particle size • Guarantees consistency throughout. Mono-composant • Makes it easy to use. • Every batch is analysed to ensure the presence of important elements. • Raw material from the mine of the prehistoric german sea in Lorraine (France). • No pollution. • Green friendly extraction method.

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