Cosmic Candy Bounce Chalice
Specimen A
$139.00
What you see is what you get — the photo is the exact specimen.From our reef to yours
We're a small home-based coral farm. The coral in the photo is the coral in the box — shot under the same lighting we grow it under, packed by hand, and sent overnight.
Every specimen is photographed under the same lighting we grow it under. No stock photos, no colour boosting.
Overnight to all 50 states. We ship Monday to Wednesday so nothing sits in a warehouse over the weekend. How we ship →
Every coral arrives alive, or we make it right. What's covered →
Specimen A
$139.00
What you see is what you get — the photo is the exact specimen.
Specimen B
$139.00
What you see is what you get — the photo is the exact specimen.
$99.00
What you see is what you get — the photo is the exact specimen.
$89.00
What you see is what you get — the photo is the exact specimen.
$90.00
What you see is what you get — the photo is the exact specimen.
$19.99
What you see is what you get — the photo is the exact specimen.
$129.00
What you see is what you get — the photo is the exact specimen.
$158.00
Sold out What you see is what you get — the photo is the exact specimen.New here? Start with the fundamentals
The hobby's advice is scattered everywhere. This is a single, ordered path: ten short lessons, in the order they build on each other, from what a reef even is to keeping one stable for years. No prior knowledge needed.
Follow the path →The hardiest, most forgiving corals for new reefers (from zoanthids to hammer corals) with care notes on light, flow and placement for each.
Design a reef aquascape that looks stunning and grows healthy coral: principles of structure, flow, open space and rockwork stability.
The reef chemistry trio demystified: what alkalinity, calcium and magnesium do, ideal ranges, how they interact, and how to dose them safely.
Learn the four pillars of coral health (light, flow, water chemistry and feeding) plus how to acclimate new frags and spot trouble early.
Everything a first-timer needs to start a saltwater reef tank: equipment, cycling, water parameters and a realistic timeline to your first coral.