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Fossilized Oceans: Beautiful Agatized Coral Reefs Enjoy the amazing variety found in agatized coral reefs: coral polyp structures, mineral colors, cyanobacteria growths, and preserved deathbeds of clams in fossilized oceans.
Introduction to Pipe Organ Corals Pipe Organ corals were often considered “hard-to-keep,” but after years of success, I have a few ideas how to keep these successfully.
Blue Sun Coral (Tubastraea sp.): A Natural Rarity? Blue is a rare color in nature. So is this blue sun coral artificially dyed? If so, will it survive? Or, why is it such an anomaly?
Enjoy the amazing variety found in agatized coral reefs: coral polyp structures, mineral colors, cyanobacteria growths, and preserved deathbeds of clams in fossilized oceans.
Pipe Organ corals were often considered “hard-to-keep,” but after years of success, I have a few ideas how to keep these successfully.
Blue is a rare color in nature. So is this blue sun coral artificially dyed? If so, will it survive? Or, why is it such an anomaly?