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Sinularia finger leather corals
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Leather corals are very popular due to their low demands towards water quality and other factors which make them easier to care for. They will thrive in less than optimal conditions where most hard corals would not survive.
Very hardy in nature.
Good choices for the beginner would be Sinularia (finger leathers).
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$25.00
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Leather Cabbage coral
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$25.00
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Leather Colt Coral
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$25.00
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Leather Kenya tree coral
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Captive raised Kenya Tree Coral, also referred to as a Cauliflower Soft Coral, Nephthea, or Nephthya, is similar to the members of both the Litophytonand Nephthea genera. It lives in a wide range of the Indo-Pacific. It has a thick trunk, like a tree, and many branches giving it an arboreal appearance.
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$25.00
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Toadstool leather coral long polyp
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Toadstool Coral (Leather) - Sarcophyton species
Also known as: Mushroom Sarcophyton Leather, Elegant Leather Coral, Green Crown Leather, Mushroom Coral, Mushroom Leather Coral, Toadstool Leather Coral.
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$25.00
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Blue-n- Red colt coral
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$25.00
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Devils finger leather coral
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$25.00
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Leather corals
These farm raised leather corals are a soft coral with a rather tough leathery skin. They frequently contain zooxanthellae and therefore do well in bright light. They require currents to help them slough off a milky slime on their surface which is produced to rid itself of any algae or other irritants that may be present on the skin.
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