aquacultured coral

propagating since 2006

 
 

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Raising Ocellaris Clowns
"how to"

Plankton
"how to"

Gallery of my aquacultured
sps colonies


welcome reefers

This site features 100% propagated aquarium coral.
Everything I sell has been grown and propagated in captivity.
I do not sell wild coral.

this month

I'm recommencing sending frags as of Monday the 14th of January.
I'm still doing more propgating than selling, I prefer propagating, so not much in the way of new stock for a while.
 

services

Sydney customers can take advantage of my extensive knowledge on keeping and growing a successful reef tank.
I offer a consultation service to customers in the Sydney area.

trading coral

I'm always happy to trade for new corals, if you have any frags worth trading please get in touch and we'll arrange it. mattrichards@spin.net.au

your frag tank

I know there's a few propagators using the 'Toys 'R' Us' kids sandpits as frag ponds. I'd be particularly interested in seeing your frag tanks, so if you feel like sharing your ideas please send me a photo.

Mark's frag ponds Check out Mark's rig.

pests

Pests can arrive on any coral be it cultured or wild.
For my frags you’ll need to watch out for two species. Aiptasia sp. (glass anemone) and Valonia sp. (bubble algae).

Very occasionally I've sold a frag and not spotted an attached pest. The good news is because I use non-porous frag plugs, or sometimes marble chip, pests are very easy to remove.  Slide a small sharp blade under the pest and remove it before placing the frag in your tank.


 

  Frags for January