The Underwater Gardener · Reef Hunt
Show us what you want.
Hunting for a particular coral, or wondering what would look right in an empty space? Tell us what you have in mind—even if it isn’t in our current stock. We’ll check sourcing options and confirm a delivered quote and the next available shipping cycle before you commit.
Request my delivered quoteBased in Key West. Helping reef keepers across the U.S. Each quote confirms the coral details, delivered total (including shipping and applicable handling), and available timing for your destination. Availability and shipping eligibility must be confirmed.
Show us your next coral
Share up to three coral wishes, or describe a space you want to fill. A link to your own tank photo helps; mark the space before sharing. Add your budget, tank basics and destination.
Review your delivered quote
We’ll confirm availability, specimen or size options, the delivered total (including shipping and applicable handling), and the next available shipping cycle. Alternatives will be clearly identified. A photo alone cannot establish lighting, flow or compatibility.
Approve before we source
You decide whether to proceed with the confirmed quote. A request is not a reservation or purchase, and we won’t source an order on your behalf without your acceptance.
Find my coral or fill my space
Start with one coral, share up to three wishes, or describe a space in your reef. You don’t need a coral name for help filling a space. The form asks for photos. If you do not have a photo, email Jamie your coral request instead. Include your budget and destination so we can quote the delivered total. Please do not submit payment details or private information about anyone else.
We’ll use your email to respond to this request. Optional later updates apply only to this request and do not subscribe you to general marketing.
A request is not an order or reservation. We’ll confirm availability, coral details, delivered total (including shipping and applicable handling), and the available shipping cycle before you decide whether to proceed. References help explain what you want; they do not establish an exact identity or lineage match.