SPS WYSIWYG Small Polyp Stony (SPS) corals are a major group of reef-building invertebrates characterized by their rigid calcium carbonate skeletons and tiny polyps.
These species are foundational to natural coral reefs and are widely recognized in the hobby for their structural diversity and vibrant coloration.
Successful growth in a marine environment generally requires stable water parameters, high output lighting, and strong water flow patterns.
The selection below displays What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) specimens, meaning the specific image corresponds directly to the available item.
This category encompasses a variety of genera, including Acropora, Montipora, and Seriatopora, providing options for stocking established reef aquariums with growing colonies or fragments. Montipora Montipora is the second-largest genus within the SPS family, with species found across Indo-Pacific reefs.
Unlike most stony corals, Montipora displays three distinct growth forms: plating, encrusting and branching — sometimes combined within a single colony.
Their fluorescent tissue often contrasts with differently coloured polyps, creating striking visual effects.
Our collection ranges from classic capricornis plates to rare grafted multicolour specimens.
