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The Magician Zoanthids Live Saltwater Coral

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Bring your reef to life with The Magician Zoanthids Live Saltwater Coral from coralSLover's exclusive collection. These stunning corals feature a deep red body with an incredible neon blue-green sparkle pattern at the center of their face, creating a mesmerizing focal point in any aquarium. With large heads measuring 1/2-3/4 in size, they add both vibrancy and dynamism to your underwater world. Our commitment to sustainable aquaculture practices ensures you receive healthy, thriving specimens direct from our farm. Add a touch of magic to your coral community with these exceptional Zoanthids.

Bring your reef to life with The Magician Zoanthids Live Saltwater Coral from coralSLover's exclusive collection. These stunning corals feature a deep red body with an incredible neon blue-green sparkle pattern at the center of their face, creating a mesmerizing focal point in any aquarium. With large heads measuring 1/2-3/4 in size, they add both vibrancy and dynamism to your underwater world. Our commitment to sustainable aquaculture practices ensures you receive healthy, thriving specimens direct from our farm. Add a touch of magic to your coral community with these exceptional Zoanthids.

Information

Zoanthids and Palythoa are a large group of corals in the reef keeping hobby. They come in an incredible range of colors and patterns making them very popular with both beginner hobbyists and rare coral collectors tracking down the uncommon color morphs. In terms of care, both Zoanthids and Palythoa are fairly easy to keep. They tolerate a wide range of lighting intensities and water conditions. Once settled in, zoas multiply quickly.

Lighting

Zoanthids and Palythoa are not as demanding as other corals when it comes to lighting. They can be kept under a wide variety of lighting types, and are tolerant of both low and high light conditions. It is always wise however to acclimate new arrivals in lower light areas because it is far more likely to be damaged from overexposure than starve from underexposure.

Water Flow

Moderate to high water movement is recommended. Zoas and Palys benefit from enough flow to keep detritus from settling on them.

Feeding

While both Zoanthids and Palythoa polyps derive much of their energy from the products of their zooxanthellae, they do have the ability to capture prey. Palythoa seem to feed much more readily than their Zoanthid counterparts.