One of the best options for clearing an aquarium of invasive Aiptasia or Glass Anemones is the ORA Aiptasia-Eating Filefish (also known as the Matted Leatherjacket or Bristletail Filefish.)  In the wild, the Aiptasia-Eating Filefish...

The newest addition to the ORA Stylophora family has some of the most remarkable colorations! The ORA Rainbow Stylophora is a beautifully colored variety boasting purples, greens and pink all in one single piece Approximately 1.5” in size **ORA...

A highly desirable color form of zoanthid that radiates with shades of crimson and ruby. Forms tight clusters of small polyps with violet centers.  Polyp coverage can vary on our 1.5" frag discs. **ORA Fish are Shipped Directly from ORA Facilities...

This species is completely photosynthetic, getting all of its nutrition from sunlight which makes this Gorgonian a particularly great choice for the home aquarium. The slender and intensely purple colored branches add a distinct shape to the reefscape,...

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 ORA Skyline Granulosa is an attractive alternative to the angular growth of most Acropora, its smooth branches are elegant and polished. As this coral grows outward, it becomes a stunning table of creamy lavender and soft pinks, with corallites...

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...

Anacropora forbesi is a very thin branching coral with intense fluorescent green coloration and lighter cream colored growth tips. This fast growing, fragile branched coral is quite hardy but rarely attaches itself to its base. Approximately 1.5”...

A classic and tough coral that encrusts over rockwork and grows with a soft green base and conspicuous large red polyps. While this is a spectacular piece to place in both low light and high light conditions, keep in mind it can overtake and encrust over...