RG Legacy Stonies

Yet another old favorite. Teal, forest green, and seafoam adorn this encrusting coral evocative of camouflage, with bright orange blazes streaking through randomly. We cut

One of the original collectible chalice corals and named after reefing legend Julian Sprung, Joe has been growing large colonies of it in the 20,000

A Monti featuring the classic Spongodes coloring, but the growth seems a tad more on the Confusa side. This will encrust, plate, and branch leading

Joe Burger had the mother colony of this beauty in his famous Long Island reef tank. This Seriatopora has a pink base with teal highlights

Prussian Blue polyps extend from a gold/green base on this quick growing Stylophora. More low-light tolerant than would be expected, the seed colony in Joe’s

This recent addition to our collection has been a long time resident of Joe’s 20,000 gallon reef, growing front and center of the right window.

Joe’s iconic staghorn Acropora has been thriving in captivity for over 20 years now, and continues to form some of the largest captive coral colonies

A robust branching/tabling Acropora, Joe’s 18” mother colony Titan is a stunning centerpiece in the middle of his reef. This Acro creates beautiful layers of

Ah, Porites. Easily one of the most underappreciated small polyp corals, ours is a nice mustard yellow and one of the hardiest stony coral that