Most Sinularia Finger Corals are now in the genus Sclerophytum
Sinularia has been a catch-all genus for many leather corals, from finger corals to cabbage corals. But thanks to the
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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
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Wild Indo Acanthophyllia and Trachyphyllia now ALLOWED into the UK
The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) has just formed a UK positive opinion for wild Acanthophyllia deshayesiana and Trachyphyllia geoffroyi
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Largest Ever Coral is the Size of a Football Pitch
Citizen scientists have discovered the largest coral that has ever been seen. The 111 metre long, 3,973 square metre Pavona
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Build Coral Tiles from Charcoal, Breadcrumbs and Grog
Researchers in Indonesia have discovered that coral larvae will settle on tiles composed of clay, charcoal, and breadcrumbs. Conventional coral
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UK Bans Import of Five Coral Genera from Australia
Five genera of hard corals have had their UK import suspended following a decision by the Joint Nature Conservation Committee.
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Two New Soft Coral Species Discovered in Hong Kong
Researchers have described two new soft coral species from the urban waters of Hong Kong. Parasphaerasclera dimorpha and Paraminabea inflata
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Guide to Strawberry Crabs
Strawberry crabs have reappeared in British aquatic stores in recent months, but what do we know about them? Here’s a
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Identify Soft Corals with Octocoral Finder
Octocoral Finder is the latest Be Your Own Guide from coral identification specialist Russel Kelley. Following the acclaimed Indo Pacific
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WWC’s Psychedelic Timewarp Acantho is like a Neon Tartan Explosion!
There are so many good, colourful corals available these days that we are in danger of becoming desensitised. But when
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84% of coral reefs are bleaching, and it’s still ongoing
According to scientists, the most intense global coral bleaching event on record is still ongoing. One year after the International
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