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Care & Placement
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.