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High End Zoanthids pack of 7 corals Live Aquaculture Coral

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High End Zoanthids pack of 7 corals Live Aquaculture Saltwater Coral.

Zoanthids — often affectionately called "Zoas" — are among the most popular soft corals in reef keeping. Known for their vast color variations and eye-catching patterns, they’re perfect for both beginner aquarists and advanced collectors. From easy starter frags to vibrant centerpiece colonies, Zoas offer both beauty and resilience.

Including:

1. The Coronas Zoanthids Live Premium Aquaculture Coral are a visually striking, high-contrast zoanthid morph known for their intense fluorescence and crisp, multi-layered coloration.Each polyp displays a highly fluorescent, multi-tone structure:

Face / Disc.

A deep cobalt-blue disc, highly fluorescent under actinic lighting.

A thin, glowing blue outer ring that intensifies the corona-like appearance.

Pastel yellow-to-lime mouth, perfectly centered and cleanly defined.

Skirt (Eyelashes) Long, tapered tentacles in bright neon-green, transitioning subtly into.

Green-Yellow tips, producing a beautifully high-contrast halo around each head. 3 Heads frag size.

2. Space-Monster Zoanthids have a golden yellow and orange face with bright striated brownish-purple skirts and a very interesting marking around their mouths. The center marking will vary from polyp to polyp with some being exact mirrors and others total opposites. 2 Heads frag size.

3. Red People Eater Zoanthids a stunning coral featuring a deep red face and skirt, a captivating purple center, and a neon green mouth. 1 Head Size.

4. Super-Man Zoanthids Live Aquaculture Coral. These corals feature sky blue faces, pink mouths, and red eyelashes, making them a striking addition to any marine setup. Each Zoanthid head measures 1/4 to 3/8 inch when fully open, ensuring they are both noticeable and harmonious in your aquatic environment.

5. Green Candy Apple Zoanthids are a stunning addition to any coral enthusiast's collection, featuring a mesmerizing blue-purple skirt with a large neon green face, reminiscent of a green apple, accented by dark green eyelashes. 2 Heads.

6. The Reverse Blue Eyed Blondie Zoanthids are a striking and colorful addition to any reef aquarium. Each polyp displays a vivid orange mouth surrounded by a rich green face and highlighted with glowing lime-green eyelashes that shimmer under blue actinic lighting. Their balanced contrast and moderate polyp size (about ¼") make them both eye-catching and easy to manage, even in compact aquascapes. 3-4 Heads Frag.

7. Lazer Lemon Zoanthids Live Aquaculture Coral are a mesmerizing addition to any coral enthusiast's collection, featuring amazing vivid colors—bright blue then orange-red face with a mix of green and yellow mouth, and very bright green eyeliners that pop under blue actinic lights. Each is approximately 1/4" in size, making them the perfect highlight in your aquarium. At coralSLover, we pride ourselves on growing and selling the healthiest, most vibrant aquaculture corals.

High End Zoanthids pack of 7 corals Live Aquaculture Saltwater Coral.

Zoanthids — often affectionately called "Zoas" — are among the most popular soft corals in reef keeping. Known for their vast color variations and eye-catching patterns, they’re perfect for both beginner aquarists and advanced collectors. From easy starter frags to vibrant centerpiece colonies, Zoas offer both beauty and resilience.

Including:

1. The Coronas Zoanthids Live Premium Aquaculture Coral are a visually striking, high-contrast zoanthid morph known for their intense fluorescence and crisp, multi-layered coloration.Each polyp displays a highly fluorescent, multi-tone structure:

Face / Disc.

A deep cobalt-blue disc, highly fluorescent under actinic lighting.

A thin, glowing blue outer ring that intensifies the corona-like appearance.

Pastel yellow-to-lime mouth, perfectly centered and cleanly defined.

Skirt (Eyelashes) Long, tapered tentacles in bright neon-green, transitioning subtly into.

Green-Yellow tips, producing a beautifully high-contrast halo around each head. 3 Heads frag size.

2. Space-Monster Zoanthids have a golden yellow and orange face with bright striated brownish-purple skirts and a very interesting marking around their mouths. The center marking will vary from polyp to polyp with some being exact mirrors and others total opposites. 2 Heads frag size.

3. Red People Eater Zoanthids a stunning coral featuring a deep red face and skirt, a captivating purple center, and a neon green mouth. 1 Head Size.

4. Super-Man Zoanthids Live Aquaculture Coral. These corals feature sky blue faces, pink mouths, and red eyelashes, making them a striking addition to any marine setup. Each Zoanthid head measures 1/4 to 3/8 inch when fully open, ensuring they are both noticeable and harmonious in your aquatic environment.

5. Green Candy Apple Zoanthids are a stunning addition to any coral enthusiast's collection, featuring a mesmerizing blue-purple skirt with a large neon green face, reminiscent of a green apple, accented by dark green eyelashes. 2 Heads.

6. The Reverse Blue Eyed Blondie Zoanthids are a striking and colorful addition to any reef aquarium. Each polyp displays a vivid orange mouth surrounded by a rich green face and highlighted with glowing lime-green eyelashes that shimmer under blue actinic lighting. Their balanced contrast and moderate polyp size (about ¼") make them both eye-catching and easy to manage, even in compact aquascapes. 3-4 Heads Frag.

7. Lazer Lemon Zoanthids Live Aquaculture Coral are a mesmerizing addition to any coral enthusiast's collection, featuring amazing vivid colors—bright blue then orange-red face with a mix of green and yellow mouth, and very bright green eyeliners that pop under blue actinic lights. Each is approximately 1/4" in size, making them the perfect highlight in your aquarium. At coralSLover, we pride ourselves on growing and selling the healthiest, most vibrant aquaculture corals.

Zoanthus (Zoas) – The Flowers of the Reef

Zoanthus, often called Zoas, are among the most popular and beginner-friendly corals in the reef-keeping hobby. Known as the “flowers of the reef,” they come in an endless variety of breathtaking color morphs—ranging from fiery oranges and glowing greens to neon blues and rainbow patterns. With their compact size and vibrant polyps, Zoas allow aquarists to create living gardens that transform aquariums into radiant underwater landscapes.

One of the most exciting aspects of Zoanthus is their rapid growth. When kept in stable conditions, they spread into colorful mats that cover rockwork and fill in empty spaces. Each polyp is unique, and the possibilities for mixing and matching morphs are virtually unlimited, making them a favorite for collectors who enjoy building diverse Zoa gardens.

Zoanthus are incredibly adaptable and can thrive in a wide range of aquarium conditions. They do well under medium to high lighting, with their brightest colors glowing under actinic or blue-spectrum light. They prefer medium to strong indirect water flow, which keeps polyps clean while allowing them to sway naturally. Zoas can be placed almost anywhere in the tank, from the sandbed to the rockwork. They are not inherently aggressive, though their rapid growth can make them invasive if left unchecked, as colonies may overgrow slower-growing corals. While they gain much of their energy from light, Zoanthus also benefit from nutrient-rich environments and occasional feeding, which can encourage faster growth and even more vibrant colors.

At coralSLover, we proudly offer a curated selection of aquacultured Zoanthus in many stunning morphs. Whether you are new to reef-keeping or a seasoned collector, these hardy and colorful corals will mesmerize you with their beauty and adaptability. Build your own Zoa garden and experience firsthand why Zoanthus remain one of the most beloved corals in the reefing world.

Care & Placement Zoanthids

Lighting:

Spiderman Zoas thrive under moderate to high lighting, with their colors glowing most intensely under actinic/blue spectrum light. Always acclimate new frags gradually to avoid light shock and stress.

Flow:

A moderate water flow is ideal—enough to keep the polyps clean and gently moving. Too much flow can inhibit full extension, while too little may allow detritus to accumulate.

Placement:

Place frags on rock islands, frag racks, lower or middle rockwork, where they can encrust and spread into vibrant colonies. Vertical placement can help encourage fuller polyp extension.

Growth:

Once established, Spiderman Zoas show steady to fast growth, forming colorful mats that make excellent focal points in a Zoa garden.

Difficulty:

Beginner to intermediate friendly—these Zoas are hardy, adaptable, and rewarding under stable reef conditions.

Sustainability:

This coral is fully aquacultured and never wild-collected, supporting eco-conscious and responsible reef keeping.