indirect flow allows full expansion and prevents detachmentPlacement: Bottom to lower-mid areas on rockwork or isolated rubble to manage spreadTemperature: 76–80°F (24–27°C)Salinity: 1
(Brings out blue spotting and supports natural behavior)
Its coloration can vary from green and rose to ultra-grade rainbow morphs
may become territorial toward other tangs in smaller systemsSize: Up to 25 cm (10 inches)Care Level: Intermediate – hardy once acclimated but prone to marine ich (Cryptocaryon)
bubble-like vesicles covering the oral disc
Radioactive Dragon Eye - 5 Polyps blasto indirect flow allows full expansionZoanthus spp., known collectively as the Zoanthids or Zoas, are among the most colorful and diverse soft corals in the reef aquarium hobby. Each polyp resembles a miniature flower, displaying an endless array of color combinationsfrom radiant neons and deep metallics to ultra rare morphs like Rainbow Incinerators, Utter Chaos, and Rastas. Highly adaptive and visually striking, Zoanthids can form dense mats that blanket rockwork with vibrant color,