List of Coral Species
Cauliflower Coral (Pocillopora Damicornis) is a species of stoney coral and known for its branching heads representing the shape of cauliflower. This coral is usually found in shallow coral reef ecosystems, in sub-tropical and tropical waters in the Indo-Pacific region.
Blue coral (Hellopora coerulea), found in shallow waters of the Indo-Pacific region, and popular in coral reef ecosystems. The coral has a distinctive branch structure, with a brown colouration, jagged shape, with a white, blue, green colouration at the ridge.
Boulder Star Coral (Orbicella Franksi), is a species of Hard stoney coral. This species of coral gets its name from its appearance, there are numerous small star shaped coral polyps.
Mushroom Coral (Genus Fungia) is a species of Fungia coral which are solitary coral polyp. This hard coral species has a disc/ball shaped appearance and is easy to identify when snorkeling.
Staghorn Branch Coral (Acropora Cervicornis) is a species of coral is found in coral reefs in the Indo-Pacific region, Western Atlantic along the coast of the US and Caribbean. This coral is given the name ‘Staghorn’ due to its branch, Antler appearance resemblance.
Lettuce Coral is a species of stoney coral also known as Lettuce Leaf coral, known for its lettuce, cabbage resemblance, found in the Indo-Pacific region.
Acroporidae is one of the fastest growing corals found in sub-tropical and tropical oceans throughout the world.
Alcyoniidae is a soft coral that have a flexible skeleton and can sway and bend in the current.
Brain Coral has a distinctive pattern that ressembles a brain, making them easily identifiable. These corals have a variety of patterns and shapes.
Massive Boulder Corals are are types of coral that form large boulder like coral structures.
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