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Saltwater Fish
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Freshwater Fish
Invertebrates
Corals
Live Rock
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LPS Corals
Candy Cane Coral
Caulastrea furcata
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Brain Coral -Trachyphyllia
Trachyphyllia geoffroyi
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Elegance Coral
Catalaphyllia jardinei
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Bubble Coral
Plerogyra sinuosa
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Brain Coral, -Lobophyllia
Lobophyllia hemprichii
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Torch Coral
Euphyllia glabrescens
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Brain Coral -Wellsophyllia
Trachyphyllia radiata
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Bubble Coral, Pearl
Physogyra sp.
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Orange Tubastrea Coral
Tubastrea aurea
Frogspawn Coral
Euphyllia paradivisa
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Hammer Coral
Euphyllia ancora
Hammer Coral -Branching
Euphyllia paranchora
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Favites Brain Coral
Favites sp.
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Fox Coral
Nemanzophyllia turbida
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Blastomussa Coral
Blastomussa wellsi
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Maze Brain Coral
Platygyra sp.
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Pagoda Cup Coral
Turbinaria peltata
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Galaxy Coral
Galaxea sp.
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Tongue Coral
Polyphillia sp
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Button Coral
Scolymia vitiensis
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Flower Pot Coral
Goniopora sp.
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Green Goniopora Coral
Goniopora sp.
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Plate Coral
Goniopora sp.
Large Polyp Stony Corals are generally larger calcareous corals with large fleshy polyps. The degree of extension of the tentacles depends upon the amount of light, current, and whether the coral is feeding or not. Most of the LPS hard corals produce long sweeper tentacles which they use to keep any other organisms a safe distance away.
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