Table Acropora, fine branches with light blue tips. Another potentially fast grower, it will create multiple plating tables with very fine branches. Extensive encrusting is normal and usually will lead to a lower table forming. 
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frags available $25

This is a  true table coral, I salvaged it from a local store back in 2001 it has blue/purple tips and the polyps always seem to be out. This species is difficult to keep if you keep moving it around.
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 frags available $20 - 25

From Bali this one has started to form small branches that only grow horizontal. the tips have a purple/blue hue and the polyps become progressively greener towards the growing tips.
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no frags available at this time $40

This is one of my personal favorites, It may not be the most colorful but the growth form is very unique. Similar in base color to Acropora yongei but with smooth corallites and orange/golden branch tips. Large colonies will exhibit flattened branches gracefully curving and tabling. This one is a fast grower that can occasionally have growth spurts of up to 1/2" a month. A good SPS starter coral it can handle a wide range of light and current environments.
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2 frags available $20 - 30

Similar to Acropora loripes in that new horizontal branches are void of polyps on upper surface. This species is more table like with new growth occurring at the base of the previous branch. The growing tips have a blue/purple like coloration and most corallites have a darker coloration to them.
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no Frags available $20 - 30

Forms a bushy table 
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no frags available at this time $30

This is a Bali deep water coral. Under captive lighting it develops a yellow green coloration. It grows like a bushy table with growing margins being brighter green.
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3 Frags available 
$25 - 30

This is a Bali deep water coral. Under captive lighting it develops a turquoise coloration. It grows similar to Acropora jacqelineae but the corallites are more elongated.
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no  Frags available 
$35 - 40

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Frags available 
$20 - 25

From Bali, originally growing in a table form but now growing randomly. It is similar to a Acropora millepora but the branches are somewhat  thinner.
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2 Frags available 
$20 - 25

Originating from one of  Steve Tyree's tanks this coral has morphed into a solid plate. The new growth occurs in the form of branches with blue/gray polyps. Here it is seen under 20k lighting.
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2 Frags available 
$30 - 40

Similar in color and appearance to Acropora tenuis but with thinner branches and smaller corallites. The main distinguishable character of this coral is that the blue is not only on the tips but it carries down the branch on the tips of the corallites as far as an inch or more.
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 no frags available  $30 - 35

 This coral is unique to my system, in that it had completly bleached back in 2006 due to stresses in the new system, since then its base color is no longer brown but has become green.
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frags available (greenish base) $25 - 35
2 frags available (brownish base) $15 - 25

Originally from Fiji this specimen has thin branches and a digitate growth form similar to a humilis. It originally had purple tips and a brown base, However in my system it has turned a solid blue/purple. To maintain this color it must be placed in strong light and moderate to strong current.  
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no Frags available at this time $20 - 30

From Bali, this deep water species has extremely long tapering corallites. This specimen has a bright yellow green and seems easy to maintain using 20K lights.

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$25

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 This is an unusual species, I am not sure of the growth form yet. In late 2007 it must have come in contact with the green pigment form another coral, and now has one green branch. The color seems to be confined to just the new growth on this branch. There will eventually be both grafted and non grafted frags available 
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no (regular) frags available $20 - 30
no grafted frags available $55 - 65

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This medium branching stag horn coral has blue growing tips and polyp tentacles, during the day all polyps are usually extended quite far and completely mask the underlying branches giving it the look of a "Shaggy Dog"
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no Frags available $25 - 35

Small branching stag horn. This is a good beginner SPS, it will grow fairly fast. This particular one gets green polyps and pale growing tips.
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Frags available $15 - 20

This one confuses me, originally it had a bush like growth but now it is like a small branching stag horn like coral. The branch tips are a light blue, corallites are  rasp like and uniform in size. Growth rate on the tips can exceed 3/8 of an inch a month. Requires moderate current and moderate to strong light.
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no Frags available $15 - 20

Medium branching stag horn. Originally acquired at Reef-a-Palooza 2005 from Tracy Grey.  Normal growth will be light blue but under strong lighting (400-500par)  the whole colony will turn a light blue and under actinic lighting the polyps glow green.
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1  Frag available at this time $20 - 30

This coral grows very similar to the A tortuosa, a very slow grower, the growing tips are light blue with blue/purple polyps. Under strong light entire coral can become solid blue.
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Frags available by request $50

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4 frags available 
$25 - 40

A medium thickness stag horn coral with the typical branch being 1/2" in diameter. This one doesn't encrust much, can grow up to 3/8" a month and in my system has always shown huge polyp extension.
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3  frags available at this time $20 - 30

Large branching stag with deep blue corallites and growing margins, so far it is an extremely slow grower averaging about 1/16" a month.
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1 Frag available $45 - 50

 2 frags available $15 - 20

Acropora tortuosa 

 
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2  frag available  $30 - 50

A medium thickness stag horn coral with a brown base color and blue tips.
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2  frags available at this time $20 - 30

A vary exotic thick stag horn like growth with random raspy corallites. 
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 Frags available on request
 $20 - 30

Large branching Stag average branch is 1" thick
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2 large 2 - 3" Frags available $20 - 30

Bottlebrush-like branches 
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no frags available  $35 - 40

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1 Frag available at this time 
$25 - 35

This unusual coral originated as an unknown bright green tiped frag from Steve Tyree. It has acquired a purple base with green tips and is growing in a bottlebrush fashion. This is one of the corals pictured on my business cards and at the top of the home page.
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no Frag available  $45 - 55

This species has a nice bottlebrush like growth. The tips become green and branch lets get progressively longer the further they are from the tip giving it a Christmas tree like appearance. The flow should be moderate and it will do well in moderate to strong light. 
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no Frags available at this time $15 - 20