In this category you will find representatives of anemones, gorgonian corals and other corals. Anemones (Actinaria) are probably well known to you through their association with clownfish. But in fact only a few species of anemones are suitable for socializing with these fish. Certain representatives of the genera Entacmaea, Heteractis and Stichodactyla are regarded as true host and partner anemones. For a small reef aquarium, the so-called Rock (Phymanthus sp.) and MinMax anemones (Stichodactyla) are particularly suitable. They stay small, are very colorful and do not migrate much. All corals offered by Coralaxy are aquacultured.
Anemones should only be kept in a well established reef aquarium with a minimum lifetime of 6 months. Although they do not place too high demands on the water parameters, they should be stable. A phosphate concentration of up to 0.1 mg/l and a nitrate concentration of up to 10 mg/l are easily tolerated by most anemones.
Reference: 15-091-02-001
Coral that can be placed in a brightly lit spot in your...
Coral that can be placed in a brightly lit spot in your reef setup. The skeleton of this coral resembles organ pipes and depending on the flow can be more or less dense. Suitable for beginners.You...
Reference: 16-093-01-003
Not a representative of the Caribbean, but a species that...
Not a representative of the Caribbean, but a species that occurs in the Indo-Pacific. Very easy to care for and ideal for beginners Photos are samples: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top...
Reference: 15-028-01-003
Red Bubble-tip anemone. Please keep in mind that anemones...
Red Bubble-tip anemone. Please keep in mind that anemones can migrate and potentially nettle other corals. Pumps and drains should be "anemone proof" (suction protection). Photos are...
Reference: 15-028-01-003
Red Bubble-tip anemone. Please keep in mind that anemones...
Red Bubble-tip anemone. Please keep in mind that anemones can migrate and potentially nettle other corals. Pumps and drains should be "anemone proof" (suction protection). Photos are...
Reference: 16-093-02-024
Finely branched gorgonia that gently sways in the...
Finely branched gorgonia that gently sways in the current. Ideal for beginners. Photos are sample pictures: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot
Reference: 16-093-02-024
The brown gorgonian is a typical reef inhabitant of the...
The brown gorgonian is a typical reef inhabitant of the Caribbean. It likes a strong, changing current and lots of light. Apart from that this coral is not sensitive and a wonderful choice for a...
Reference: 16-010-01-001
Encrusting coral with purple tissue and bright green...
Encrusting coral with purple tissue and bright green polyps. The normal frag measures about 3 cm, the XL variant 5 cm. Photos are sample pictures: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top...
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In this category you will find representatives of anemones, gorgonian corals and other corals. Anemones (Actinaria) are probably well known to you through their association with clownfish. But in fact only a few species of anemones are suitable for socializing with these fish. Certain representatives of the genera Entacmaea, Heteractis and Stichodactyla are regarded as true host and partner anemones. For a small reef aquarium, the so-called Rock (Phymanthus sp.) and MinMax anemones (Stichodactyla) are particularly suitable. They stay small, are very colorful and do not migrate much. All corals offered by Coralaxy are aquacultured.
Anemones should only be kept in a well established reef aquarium with a minimum lifetime of 6 months. Although they do not place too high demands on the water parameters, they should be stable. A phosphate concentration of up to 0.1 mg/l and a nitrate concentration of up to 10 mg/l are easily tolerated by most anemones.
