Orange Oxide Zoanthid Polyp This is a large polyp

This is a large polyp stony coral (LPS) and It is very similar in growth and care requirements to Frogspawn and Torch corals (also members of genus Euphyllia)

meaning they derive at least part of their calories from the commensal zooxanthellae that live in their tissue

They can be fed meaty foods such as mysis or zooplankton but it is not necessary for survival

You will receive 5+People Eater Zoanthid Polyps per $19

The Blastomussa Coral is moderately hardy

Orange Oxide Zoanthid Polyp This is a large polypYou will receive a single Orange Oxide Zoanthid Polyp per $19. 99 spent. The coral will be attached to a frag plug and will be similar in size, shape, and color to the stock pictures shown. Zoanthids and Palythoa can be kept under a wide variety of lighting types, and are tolerant of both low and high light conditions. It is always wise, however, to acclimate new arrivals in lower light areas as a precaution. Zoas and Palys benefit from enough flow to