Best Ora Corals

[zachfishman]

The ORA birdsnest is quite nice, very good color and superb polyp extension.

 

[Luwe2008]

any others?

 

[basser1]

I like all that has already been posted. But, I do like my bird of paradise. It grows like a weed and I get some insane polyp extension.

BOP

And a top down shot of my hawkins "whateveritis"....

 

[Frick]

Phil's Granulosa yeh yeh!!

 

[stagcrazy]

ora blue polyp acro, hawkins echinata, red planet,belina,chips acro etc. to many to name

 

[Luwe2008]

It seems like hawkins is their number 1.

 

[Alex T.]

My favorites are always the ones I don't have yet.

 

[glennr1978]

purple plasma is pretty sweet too.

 

[TheCoralFarmer]

hawkins is by far my favorite

 

[nvdiz]

The Pearlberry has the most unique color combination by any coral I've seen.

 

[p-nut]

dude those are nice wish mine were that big.

 

[reefWW96]

red planet, hawkins, ice tort....I have all three, and i would say the ice tort has the nicest color

 

[seminolecpa]

My favorites in no particular order

Rose Milli

MI Bottlebrush

Mi Lavender

Pearlberry

Red Planet

Hawkins

Purple Plasma

 

[MTH]

WOW, thats Hawkins is huge!!! Its one of my favorites as well.

 

[langtudatinh01]

where can i buy these guys online? my LFS does not carry them. I try to ask for another but they dont do special order for customer (or ask for 150 bucks for a frag. wow).

 

[seminolecpa]

A few have been discontinued. Got mine locally but there are plenty of e-tailers that sell them. A quick google search brought up this one http://www.vividaquariums.com/10Browse.asp?search= ORA can by no means vouch for them. Believe DFS Divers Den gets them in as well.

 

[langtudatinh01]

Thanks semino, yeah Vivid Aquarium carries them. i will try to order some from them.

 

[buy_baff]

red planet, hawkins, ice tort....I have all three, and i would say the ice tort has the nicest color

Agreed The Ice tort is probably my favorite sps.

 

[myzislow]

 

[smtank]

ORA RP starting to pick up some growth. Five month old frag, started as less than 1 inch, now about 3 inches.