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ORA Frags
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Pom Pom Xenia colonies, much like their Pulsing Xenia cousins, grow rapidly and can dominate an aquarium quickly under ideal conditions. Pom Pom Xenia colonies have shorter, thicker stalks
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ORA's Tricolor Valida Staghorn frags are pale at the base, but as the fine branches taper, the color becomes bright violet. The corallites are yellow-tan and the polyps, when
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Toadstool Leather Corals ( Sarcophyton sp. ) are hardy, undemanding corals. With the exception of the Yellow Toadstool Leather ( Sarcophyton elegans ), most can adapt well to a
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The Pink Damicornis Frag has thick, rounded branches with fuzzy pink polyps. Pocillopora often resembles the slightly more stout cousin of Acropora. It grows in a similar branching style
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The Spongodes Coral is a unique Montipora. It has a bright green color and grows in a formation that looks more like the wax in a lava lamp than
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![Montipora capricornis Green Capricornis Frag - ORA]()
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Montipora capricornis generally grows in flat or curved plate-like formations. Colonies can be a solid color or can have polyps that are a different color from the base colony.
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![Acropora sp Ethereal Acropora Frag - ORA]()
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The Ethereal Acropora Frag is a new release from the ORA propagation facility. Acropora is one of the most popular and easily recognisable corals in the aquarium trade. It
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The Blue Voodoo Acro has deep blue-green coloration with cobalt blue tips and bushy green polyps. Acropora is one of the most popular and easily recognisable corals in the
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Kenya Tree Corals ( Capnella sp. ) are so named because of their very tree-like appearance. They usually have greyish trunks with brown or, less commonly, green leaves. These
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![Acropora nana Purple Acro Nana Frag - ORA]()
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Acropora nana frags have small, delicate polyps that are much smaller and less prominent than other Acropora corals. These ORA Purple Acro Nana frags have a vivid purple coloration.
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The Miami Orchid Staghorn Frag is a purplish-brown color with lighter and brighter purple tips. Acropora is one of the most popular and easily recognisable corals in the aquarium
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This Fuzzy Staghorn is called so due to the long and flowing polyps that extend giving the branches a fuzzy appearance. This species of Acropora has thicker branches than
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