- Colours, patterns, and size may vary
- Carefully packed for delivery
- Suitable for marine aquariums
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South Pacific Coloured Coral Polyp (Zoanthus sp.)
Overview:
The South Pacific Coloured Coral Polyp is a vibrant zoanthid, admired for its dazzling range of colors and patterns that can include greens, oranges, purples, blues, and reds. These polyps form a living carpet of bright, star-like colonies, making them a favorite choice for hobbyists looking to add striking visual impact to their reef aquarium.
Origin:
Collected from the South Pacific region, where they thrive in shallow reef flats and rocky crevices.
Feeding:
Primarily photosynthetic, sustained by symbiotic zooxanthellae. Supplemental feeding with phytoplankton, zooplankton, or coral foods will enhance coloration and colony growth.
Tank Mates:
Reef-safe and compatible with peaceful fish and invertebrates. Their encrusting nature makes them a great addition to rockscapes but they should be kept away from slow-growing corals they may overtake.
Aggression:
Low direct aggression, but fast-growing and capable of spreading quickly. Can outcompete less aggressive corals if not monitored.
Experience Level:
Beginner. Hardy and adaptable, suitable for reef keepers of all levels. Prefers moderate to high lighting and moderate water flow for best coloration and polyp extension.
Water Parameters:
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Temperature: 72–78°F (22–25.5°C)
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pH: 8.1–8.4
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Salinity: 1.023–1.025
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dKH: 8–12
Above images for illustration purposes only. Exact colours, patterns, and size may vary between individuals.
Please note: The livestock that is sold on our online site is not held in store at our Swell shop, or available for collection from the shop. Species sold at our Swell store will differ from ones available to order to your door.
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