Zoa Frag Pack – Rasta, Hawaiian people eaters, Ice Phantoms and Pink Diamond

Description

Zoanthids

Zoanthids are an order of cnidarians commonly found in coral reefs, the deep sea and many other marine environments around the world. These animals come in a variety of different colonizing formations and in numerous colours.

Pink Diamond Zoa

What you will receive – You will receive orders of 1 or two polyps on a frag plug and the larger orders will come on a frag plate.  This zoa has a fantastic yellow headband to it, with a striking pink centre.  A year ago, this was the rare craze in England, selling for around £100 a polyp. Now things have calmed down and we are selling a polyp for £10 a polyp, which is rare for a coral possessing pink and yellow colouration.

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Everlasting gobstoppers

What you will receive – You will receive orders of 1 or two polyps on a frag plug and the larger orders will come on a frag plate. The Gobstopper Zoas have a purple/blue base, a bright blue/pink halo, and a green centre.

Rastas

What you will receive – You will receive orders of 1 or two polyps on a frag plug and the larger orders will come on a frag plate. the Rastas are very rare and incredibly beautiful. With their red/yellow/green colour combination

Hawaiian People eaters

What you will receive – You will receive orders of 1 or two polyps on a frag plug and the larger orders will come on a frag plate. Termed Hawaiian people eaters because of their origin Hawaii, zoas from this region are seen as the crown jewels of the Caribbean due to their more vibrant colours. This zoa is larger than a standard zoa, with it been more of a palythoa sized coral. They have a striking blue circumference, with a bright green centre, for a mouth.

Lighting Requirements 

Zoa’s/Palythoa’s require low – medium light intensity

Flow – Low to Medium

Placement in the reef– lower to mid-levels

Water quality

Salinity – 1.024-26
Ca- 420-500ppm
Mg- 1350-1420ppm
KH- 7-9
PO4- 0.05-0.08ppm
No3- 4ppm

A word of caution

Although this toxin gives the coral an anti-cancer immune response, when entering our body, it can cause cells to shut down and can cause severe eye and skin irritation. Therefore, here at the coral house, we highly recommend you treat this beautiful coral with caution and handle it wearing gloves especially if you have a cut or open wound. Furthermore, wear spectacles always when fragging this coral.