Difference between revisions of "Zoanthus sp"
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|name = Zoanthids | |name = Zoanthids | ||
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Zoanthids
Zoanthids
Zoanthus sp.
22.2-25.6°C (72 -78 °F)
Midground
Various
Contents
Alternative names[edit]
- Zoanthids, Zoos, Zoanthid Polyps, Sea Mats, Button Polyps
Tank compatibility[edit]
- Will sting neighbouring coral.
Diet[edit]
- Zoanthids contain a symbiotic algae called zooxanthellae and are therefore photosynthetic. They will benefit, however, from occasional feedings of microplankton.
Feeding regime[edit]
- Only occasional feedings are necessary as they are photosynthetic corals.
Environment Specifics[edit]
- Is sold as a "frag" that is easily placed into the tank. Provide it with space to grow as it will sting neighbouring coral. Their placement should be planned carefully. Needs a moderate flow to move water with poisons away to be cleaned out of the water. Zoanthus or "Zoas" will live under a varity of lighting conditions, however, for their colors to remain bright and vivid they should be placed in a region of 200 to 400 PAR.
Behaviour[edit]
- Poisonous, ALWAYS wear gloves when handling this coral.
Identification[edit]
- An attractive and popular colourful colony coral. They are available in a variety of colours including green, tan, pink, brown and orange.
Pictures[edit]
Pink
Orange/Brown
