ORA Acropora

The ORA Blue Voodoo is a branching staghorn coral with a dark green background and polyps and purplish-blue tips. Similar in appearance to Roscoe’s Acropora, the ORA Blue Voodoo differs by having longer and thicker branches. Placement: All...

Joe the Coral is a slender branching staghorn coral with a bright green base and glowing blue growth tips. Similar to Blue Voodoo, it differs by having a more random growth pattern, less polyp extension and a more brilliant green base coloration...

Marshall Island Blue Bottlebrush is a deep blue to purple coral with tightly clustered branches. In nature, this coral is found in lagoon areas in water as shallow as 1 foot. Placement: Middle – Top Lighting: High (after acclimation) Flow:...

Plum Crazy is a deep purple or plum colored Acropora with relatively short branches. Colonies grow in pillow-like or corymbose form. When growing under intense lighting, new growth is a dazzling light purple and corallites appear to be highlighted with a...

Miami Orchid is a branching staghorn coral with a brown and tan base and stunning magenta branch tips. One of the classic eye-catching ORA corals, the subtle beauty of the ORA Miami Orchid makes it still one of our favorites. Placement: Middle –...

The ORA Turquoise Stag is a beautiful branching Acropora that grows into spectacular open colonies. Under intense lighting it exhibits a beautiful bright turquoise coloration. The branches are thick with cupping corallites and light blue colored polyps...

A stunning branched staghorn species with narrow corallites, brilliant violet polyps and creamy yellow tips. This fast growing and hardy ORA coral encrusts with a yellowy base before shooting new...

Marshall Island Purple & Green Acro is a spectacular piece for the home aquarium. In the age of intense actinic lighting, this is a piece that shows off as a centerpiece coral. It has a thick green base and compact branches with bright purple growth...

The Stuber Stag sold produced at ORA is a direct descendent of the famous Stuber colony, one of the first corals to ever be kept in captivity and one of the oldest ORA corals available. It is a long branching coral with a chocolate brown base and baby...

Scripps Green Tip Staghorn coral is a branching variety of Acropora having a greenish tan background with bright green polyps.  This fast growing coral can grow into an impressively large colony in short order. Placement: All Levels Lighting:...

The ORA Frogskin Acro is a stocky branched coral having extremely bumpy texture and colors that vary from yellowish to bright green with shades of purple depending on lighting conditions. The corallites are rotund and tubular and some of the polyps have...

Indo Stag is a long branching coral with a deep purple base and contrasting bright blue growth tips. The base of the ORA Indo Stag is thick and the branches ends in a sharp point. Placement: All Levels Lighting: Medium – High Flow: Moderate...

The ORA Verde grows in compact, bushy colonies. This coral’s tissue is a beautiful Sargassum green color and it’s polyps are bright neon green. New growth appears pinkish when this coral is growing under intense lighting. Similar in growth to...

Enjoy the smooth, tightly clustered branches of this uncommon Acropora variety. Each of the rounded corallites develop beautiful pastel hues of purple and lavender, with branches starting in a bushy shape and eventually tabling horizontally outwards...

Like something from an alien world, this unusual coral has a variety of stunning features unlike any other stony coral. Enormous round red polyps pepper the bright blue base. This is a very fast-growing encrusting coral that does well even in low...

The Marshall Island Yellow Fuzzy is a thin branching Acropora that has an overall fluorescent yellow coloration with exceptionally good polyp extension. Placement: Middle – Top Lighting: Medium – High Flow: Moderate –...

The ORA Acropora nana is similar in coloration to A. valida, but has thinner, more delicate branches. It has a dark tan base with bright purple tips and cream colored polyps. We originally acquired this coral from the home aquarium of one...

Green Velvet is a stocky, short branched coral with a deep metallic green color. Mature colonies grow to have a thick, stout body and irregular, odd branches. The corallites tend to be long and tubular and the polyps remain retracted during the daylight...

The MIMF Gem arrives as a pastel lavender colored coral, but soon develops rich greens with deep purple highlights under high actinic lighting. This piece will grow stocky branches with narrow tips and long colored corallites. In reef tanks with higher...

The most immediately striking feature of this unique Acropora is its intensely vivid green polyps. This coral develops long bushy branches of corallites and numerous glowing polyps. With a rusty reddish body and soft purple tips, this coral really shines...

This is a fast growing staghorn like coral that originated from the reefs around the Marshall Islands. Gorgeous elongated corallites turn to vibrant purple and contrast with the metallic green base colors. It appreciates good water flow and high light...

The ORA Acropora nana is similar in coloration to A. valida, but has thinner, more delicate branches. It has a dark tan base with bright purple tips and cream colored polyps. We originally acquired this coral from the home aquarium of one...

The ORA Australian Delicate is an extremely fine branching coral with neon green polyps on a tan background and lavender branch tips. The smooth, tubular branches and corallites of this coral give it a deepwater coral appearance similar to A...

From the waters of Micronesia, discover an attractive assortment of new and unusual Acropora species. These mystery Acros develop a spectrum of green among their variety of different branch types. Each piece could be a hidden gem that develops into...

Glowing within the magenta spectrum, this uniquely colored coral forms distinctive branches tinted in bright shades of pink and purple. This Acropora thrives in high energy reef environments with other light loving species, but stands out due...

From our mariculture farm in the Marshall Islands comes an uncommon Acropora variety with elegant, smooth branches and bright green coloration. This smooth skin type species is often referred to as “deep water” but they grow quite comfortably...