SPS corals are the non-plus ultra in saltwater aquaria. SPS means Small Polyp Stony Corals. You can easily recognize this group of corals by their polyps, which are only a few millimeters in size. SPS corals are very demanding regarding the care requirements. They love strong waterflow and high lighting as well as low nutrient concentrations. Although small-polyped stony corals are therefore rather for experienced reef hobbyists, there are still a number of species that are also suitable for beginners.
If you have recently set up your reef aquarium, you should give the system enough time to stabilize before you use sensitive SPS corals. If you want to buy your first SPS corals, you should decide on more robust species such as Seriatopora, Stylophora or Pocillopora.
Reference: 11-051-02-002
Branching SPS coral with blue polyps on greyish blue...
Branching SPS coral with blue polyps on greyish blue tissue. Ideal beginner SPS coral. Photos are samples: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot...
Reference: 11-071-01-006
Bushy looking SPS coral in pink, which does not...
Bushy looking SPS coral in pink, which does not necessarily need strong lighting. Photos are samples: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot 4....
Reference: 11-051-02-007
Plate growing Montipora coral in green. You will...
Plate growing Montipora coral in green. You will receive a frag of about 5 cm in diameter. Photos are sample pictures: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K...
Reference: 11-084-01-007
Purple-colored stony coral with white growth tips - in...
Purple-colored stony coral with white growth tips - in fact the colors of a well-known chocolate brand can be found in this coral. You will receive a frag of approx. 6 cm height . Photos...
Reference: 11-003-02-001
Acropora in bright green - simply beautiful! You will...
Acropora in bright green - simply beautiful! You will receive a frag of about 5 cm height. Frag plug measures 2 cm. Photos are samples: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue...
Reference: 11-084-01-001
Robust growing stony coral with glowing polyps - an...
Robust growing stony coral with glowing polyps - an eyecatcher in your reef tank! You will receive a smaller frag of approx. 3 cm height . Photos are samples: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000...
Reference: 11-003-01-010
Multicolored Acropora in green and purple - just...
Multicolored Acropora in green and purple - just beautiful! Frag plug measures 2 cm. Photos are samples: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank...
Reference: 11-051-01-001
Flat growing Montipora in blue. Photos are samples:...
Flat growing Montipora in blue. Photos are samples: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot 4. Variation of frags
Reference: 11-051-01-010
Encrusting Montipora in blue with rainbow colored polyps....
Encrusting Montipora in blue with rainbow colored polyps. Photos are sample pictures: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot 4. Filtershot...
Reference: 11-051-01-010
Encrusting Montipora in green coloration with purple...
Encrusting Montipora in green coloration with purple polyps. Photos are sample pictures: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot 4. Variation of...
Reference: 11-051-01-011
Encrusting Montipora with bright yellow polyps....
Encrusting Montipora with bright yellow polyps. Photos are sample pictures: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot 4. Variation of the frags
Reference: 11-051-01-011
Green Montipora with brown polyps.Combines almost all...
Green Montipora with brown polyps.Combines almost all growth forms and can grow both encrusting and plate-like, with occasional broad branches. Photos are samples: 1. Top view Daylight -...
Reference: 11-051-01-003
Plate growing Montipora coral in red. As red colors are...
Plate growing Montipora coral in red. As red colors are not very common in corals, it´s a beautiful addition to a colorful reef. Photos are sample pictures: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K...
Reference: 11-071-01-006
Bushy looking SPS coral in pink and yellow, which does...
Bushy looking SPS coral in pink and yellow, which does not necessarily need strong lighting. Photos are samples: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef...
Reference: 11-080-01-011
Delicate growing stony coral in dark purple with green...
Delicate growing stony coral in dark purple with green shimmering tissue and white growing tips. With its growth form Seriatopora hystrix stands out from other corals and is thus a varied addition...
Reference: 11-072-01-017
Crust-like growing SPS-coral in Christmas colors....
Crust-like growing SPS-coral in Christmas colors. Photos: 1. Top View Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top View Blue Light - 20.000 K 3. Reef Shot 4. Frag Variations
Reference: 11-051-01-017
Plate-like growing coral with green tissue and purple...
Plate-like growing coral with green tissue and purple edges. The normal frag measures about 4 cm, the XL variant 7-8 cm. Photos are sample pictures: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2....
Reference: 11-080-02-101
Green colored Seriatopora and a classic among the stony...
Green colored Seriatopora and a classic among the stony corals. Ideal for beginners. You will receive a frag of 3x4 cm. Photos are sample pictures: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top...
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SPS corals are the non-plus ultra in saltwater aquaria. SPS means Small Polyp Stony Corals. You can easily recognize this group of corals by their polyps, which are only a few millimeters in size. SPS corals are very demanding regarding the care requirements. They love strong waterflow and high lighting as well as low nutrient concentrations. Although small-polyped stony corals are therefore rather for experienced reef hobbyists, there are still a number of species that are also suitable for beginners.
If you have recently set up your reef aquarium, you should give the system enough time to stabilize before you use sensitive SPS corals. If you want to buy your first SPS corals, you should decide on more robust species such as Seriatopora, Stylophora or Pocillopora.
