ORA

Tridacna derasa is known as a “sand” clam. It prefers clear water, and after reaching sexual maturity, it will release the attaching threads and move to a sandy area. They are...

Duncanopsammia is a legendary Australian LPS coral.  It closely resembles the orange Sun Coral however it is photosynthetic and does not require feeding.  The intense green coloration...

The ORA Easter Egg Chalice is a large polyp stony coral from the genus Oxypora. It’s a showstopper with ultra pink tissue sprinkled with bright yellow oral disks. This hardy and fast...

This wonderful variety of mushroom coral is vibrant green, and under actinic lighting appear to brightly fluoresce. They are hardy and easy to maintain, quickly reproducing to form a carpet covering...

Crocea clams display some of the most dazzling pattern arrays of any of the Tridacna species. Gorgeous combinations of wavy green, aqua and gold. These are the smallest of the giant clams, reaching...

Tridacna maxima has the widest distribution of any Tridacnid species. They are found from the Red Sea, throughout the Indo-Pacific region, to Australia and Polynesia. These clams usually establish...

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...

Not just a great coral for the entry level aquarist, the Fuzzy Lobo adds incredible texture to any mixed reef aquascape. Its densely packed polyps give each finger-like branch a...

The ORA German Blue Polyp Digitata is a round tipped, branching Montipora coral with short, bright blue polyps and golden yellow to white growth tips.  Requires intense light to...

Tridacna gigas is truly the Giant Clam of legend. This species grows rapidly to over 4 feet in length and has been recorded to weigh more than 700lbs!  They are typically found in...

Crocea clams display some of the most dazzling pattern arrays of any of the Tridacna species. Gorgeous combinations of wavy green, aqua and gold. These are the smallest of the giant clams, reaching...

Tridacna maxima has the widest distribution of any Tridacnid species. They are found from the Red Sea, throughout the Indo-Pacific region, to Australia and Polynesia. These clams usually...

The ORA Green Birdsnest is a thin branched Seriatopora that produces stunning green polyps on a yellow green background. Arguably the most eye-catching birdsnest of all time, this coral glows,...

As one of the most neon green corals available to aquarists, the MIMF Hydnophora seems to glow in the dark. Its entire structure is puffy and inflated, but it can shrink and retract into its...

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...

The ORA Green Planet is an intensely colored, tabling Acropora that exhibits very similar morphology to the ORA Red Planet. It has fluorescent green tips with a dark green base and polyps...

Green Damicornis is a bright yellowish – green short branched coral with very fine green polyps. Extremely fast growing, this great beginner coral has the unique ability to reproduce in...

Green Stylophora or Cats Paw Coral has thick, compact short branches with brilliant green to teal blue polyps. Somewhat similar in appearance to the Green Birdsnest, but much thicker structure with...

This exceptional variety of Pink Birdsnest coral has a tangled network of thin fuchsia branches with delicate green tips. The ORA Green Tip Pink Birdsnest has polyps that have a blueish green...

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...