Zoanthids (also called zoanthus or zoas) have been very popular for some time now. This is mainly due to the incredible fluorescent colors that these animals develop under blue light.
Zoanthids do not make too high demands on care requirements. They are therefore a perfect coral choice for nano reef tanks. Zoas like slightly elevated phosphate and nitrate concentrations. A regular addition of amino acids will let Zoanthids thrive in your reef aquarium. Color up your tank and get some nice fluorescent Zoanthus frags!
Some Zoanthids contain a poison called palytoxin. Therefore you should generally be careful when handling them. During normal routine in the saltwater tank there is usually no danger. However, if you should try to frag Zoanthids or remove them from rocks in the aquarium, always use gloves, breathing protection and glasses for your own safety.
Reference: 13-060-01-001
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll...
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll receive. Photos: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot
Reference: 13-090-01-001
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll...
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll receive. Photos: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot
Reference: 13-090-01-010
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll...
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll receive. Photos: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot
Reference: 13-060-01-001
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll...
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll receive. Photos: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot
Reference: 13-090-01-010
Jamaica says hi! With this caribbean color combo of...
Jamaica says hi! With this caribbean color combo of Zoanthus you will brighten up your reef tank. You will receive a frag with at least 4 polyps. Photos are sample pictures:1. Top view Daylight...
Reference: 13-090-01-010
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll...
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll receive. Photos: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot
Reference: 13-060-01-001
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll...
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll receive. Photos: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot
Reference: 13-090-01-010
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll...
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll receive. Photos: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot
Reference: 13-090-01-010
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll...
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll receive. Photos: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot
Reference: 13-090-01-010
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll...
Original image of the exact coral frag that you´ll receive. Photos: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view Blue light - 20.000 K 3. Reef tank shot
Reference: 13-090-01-001
Green Zoanthus with dark tentacles and mouths that stands...
Green Zoanthus with dark tentacles and mouths that stands out in contrast. You will receive a frag with at least 6 polyps. Photos are sample pictures: 1. Top view Daylight - 12.000 K 2. Top view...
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Zoanthids (also called zoanthus or zoas) have been very popular for some time now. This is mainly due to the incredible fluorescent colors that these animals develop under blue light.
Zoanthids do not make too high demands on care requirements. They are therefore a perfect coral choice for nano reef tanks. Zoas like slightly elevated phosphate and nitrate concentrations. A regular addition of amino acids will let Zoanthids thrive in your reef aquarium. Color up your tank and get some nice fluorescent Zoanthus frags!
Some Zoanthids contain a poison called palytoxin. Therefore you should generally be careful when handling them. During normal routine in the saltwater tank there is usually no danger. However, if you should try to frag Zoanthids or remove them from rocks in the aquarium, always use gloves, breathing protection and glasses for your own safety.
