Coral Frag Packs

Our Coral Frag Packs are designed to give you more value, variety, and color for your reef. Whether you're stocking a new tank, looking to explore new coral types, or just want a cost-effective way to expand your collection, these packs offer a curated mix ... Read more Show less

Our Coral Frag Packs are designed to give you more value, variety, and color for your reef. Whether you're stocking a new tank, looking to explore new coral types, or just want a cost-effective way to expand your collection, these packs offer a curated mix of healthy, aquacultured frags.
 

Each pack is hand-selected by our team to include diverse shapes and colors, and all frags are fully healed and tank-conditioned before shipping. Options range from beginner-friendly softies to mixed packs of SPS, LPS, and more — perfect for hobbyists of any experience level.

 
We’re transparent about what’s included in each pack, and our photos reflect real examples of what you can expect. These bundles offer excellent value for building out your reef without compromising on quality.

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Mystery Zoanthid 4 Coral Frag Pack

Mystery Zoanthid 4 Coral Frag Pack

Starting at $89.99
Discover an impressive selection of 4 Zoanthid varieties in our Mystery Zoanthid Coral Frag Pack. With their impressive colonizing growth and dazzling patterns, Zoanthids will bring life to your aquarium and make...
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Mystery Acropora 4 Coral Frag Pack

Mystery Acropora 4 Coral Frag Pack

Starting at $99.99
Delight in a variety of brilliant colors with our Mystery Acropora 4 Coral Frag Pack. These strong and dazzling corals will liven up your aquarium, making it a mesmerizing focal point. Elevate...
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Euphyllia 3 Coral Frag Pack

Euphyllia 3 Coral Frag Pack

Starting at $299.99
Experience the beauty of Mystery Euphyllia with our 3 coral pack. These vibrant and colorful corals will bring movement and life to your aquarium. Enhance your underwater world with this diverse and...
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Coral Frag Pack FAQ

What is a coral frag?
A coral frag is a small, propagated piece of a larger coral colony, usually attached to a plug or small piece of rock. Once placed in stable reef conditions, the frag can encrust onto its base and grow into a larger colony. Frags make it possible to add aquacultured color and variety without purchasing a full-size colony.
What is included in a coral frag pack?
The contents depend on the pack you choose. Species-specific packs contain the stated number and type of corals, such as four Zoanthids, four Acropora, or three Euphyllia. Mystery and beginner packs are curated from healthy available frags, so the exact colors and varieties may differ from the example image. Review each product description for its coral count and category.
Are coral frag packs good for beginners?
They can be, provided the pack matches your experience and aquarium conditions. A beginner coral pack is selected around hardier options, while Acropora and some Euphyllia packs require more stable parameters, stronger lighting, or more careful placement. Choose by care level rather than price alone, and confirm that your tank can support every coral type in the pack.
Can I choose the exact corals in a mystery frag pack?
Mystery frag packs are selected from the healthy inventory available when your order is prepared, so exact colors and varieties are not guaranteed unless the product page explicitly says otherwise. The product image shows the type or possible range of corals rather than the exact pieces you will receive. Choose a species-specific pack when you want a more defined coral category.
How should I acclimate corals from a frag pack?
Acclimate each frag according to its coral type rather than placing the entire pack in one location. Equalize temperature, follow the current TSA acclimation guidance, inspect and dip frags when appropriate, and begin under conservative lighting. Mount each coral with suitable spacing and flow, then make gradual adjustments as its polyps extend and coloration stabilizes.