Skirted with fiery red lashes and base colors of dark blue/purple, finally turning into an explosion of light blue and white, sometimes with a tinge of red. With a bright neon green body, blue mouth, and bright orange lashes anyone that's lucky enough to own Oompa Loompa's owns a huge reefer favorite! Like all of our polyps they are aquacultured specimens, many generations removed from the original wild starter colonies.ĭescription Fire and Ice Zoas (Zoanthus sp.) are a beautiful species of Zoanthid that are sought after for their brilliant blue and red coloration. Like all of our polyps they are aquacultured specimens, many generations removed from the original wild starter colonies.ĭescription Now these are crazy insane looking! They get a super bright blue center and have Bright Red Skirts! Like all of our polyps they are aquacultured specimens, many generations removed from the original wild starter colonies.ĭescription Electric Oompa Loompa zoanthids are a fairly new zoa to hit the market. It's body a baby blue contrasts beautifully against its pink eye/mouth and lashes of deep green. The striking Miami Vice Zoanthid was discovered by Coral Morphologic in the waters surrounding Miami and named after the popular old Miami television show.
Click Picture for More Informationĭescription Miami Vice Zoanthids are a beautiful zoa that we aquaculture in our aquarium center. Like all of our polyps they are aquacultured specimens, many generations removed from the original wild starter colonies. It's an unusual deep shade of red that contrasts beautifully against its lashes and rings of color. Like all of our polyps they are aquacultured specimens, many generations removed from the original wild starter colonies.ĭescription The Eye of Jupiter Zoanthids are one of the harder to find zoa's. They are a real eye catcher and grow at a good rate. Radioactive Dragon Eye glows brighter than any other zoanthid or palythoa colony in the reef.
They have a large oral disc that because of its large size causes many hobbyists to confuse them with similarly colored Palythoa species. Like all of our polyps they are aquacultured specimens, many generations removed from the original wild starter colonies.ĭescription Red People Eater's (Zoanthus gigantus) are by far one of the more popular species of Zoanthidae found within the aquarium hobby trade. Like all of our polyps they are aquacultured specimens, many generations removed from the original wild starter colonies.ĭescription Our Bright Eagle Eye zoanthid polyps are one that's easy to keep which makes them a good choice for the beginner reefer. Like all of our polyps they are aquacultured specimens, many generations removed from the original wild starter colonies.ĭescription These well known Zoas have a bright red outer ring and a deep indigo blue center. A classic zoanthid that has been in high demand for years. Tubbs Blue Zoanthids are easy to keep and are a great choice for the beginner. Like all of our polyps they are aquacultured specimens, many generations removed from the original wild starter colonies.ĭescription If you like blue, this is the one for you! Tubbs Blue Zoanthid Polyps has set the standard for a true blue zoanthids. With their tolerance for a wide range in both water flow and lighting it's great for the reef tank beginner. The addition of reef additives like: calcium, strontium, iodine and trace elements along with occasional feeding's of micro-plankton and similar foodstuffs provides for the best possible growth rate.ĭescription OG Rasta Zoanthids are a zoa collectors classic find! Very hardy, OG Rastas have a vibrant blue mouth encircled by an orange ring, neon green borders the neon yellow lashes.
By providing polyps a moderate to strong light, the symbiotic algae is created and will keep the zoanthid coral well fed. They create the symbiotic algae through light. Zoanthid polyps feed on the symbiotic algae in there cells. The majority of zoanthid are extremely hardy and the perfect corals for the beginner reef aquarist. Highly varied in color and pattern, zoas are one of the most sought after corals for many aquarists. Zoanthid & Palythoa Corals grow in sheets across rock and other substrate in the Saltwater Aquarium. There's a larger version of zoanthids called Palythoa. There are plenty of variations in zoanthids. Often called zoas, zoa polyps, or zoanthids, saltwater zoanthid corals are small beautiful corals with mixed colors including red, orange, yellow, pink and blue.
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