Pink / Red Zoa Frag (Zoanthus sp.)
Soft Coral
Beginner care level
Zoa frags multiply by spreading outwards across rocks. When you have just a few heads, the growth can be quite slow. As the colony expands, the spreading increases exponentially, resulting in a visually impressive display over time.
Prefer moderate to high water flow and moderate to high lighting conditions.
| Specs | Details |
|---|---|
| Species | Zoanthus sp. |
| Color | Pink / Red |
| Form | Frag (fragment) |
| Difficulty Level | Beginner |
| Water Flow | Moderate to high |
| Lighting | Moderate to high |
FAQ
How fast does a Zoa frag grow?
Growth starts slowly with a few heads, but accelerates as the colony expands. Spreading increases exponentially over time.
What kind of lighting and flow does Zoa frag need?
Prefers moderate to high lighting and moderate to high water flow for optimal growth and color display.
Can Zoa frag be kept in a small tank?
It is recommended for tanks with moderate to high flow. A small tank may limit growth due to insufficient water movement.
Oliver Ince –
Easy to set up and has grown well in my 55-gallon tank. The pink and red colors are vibrant under moderate lighting. It spreads nicely over time and looks great with other corals.
Anne Berry –
Started with a small frag and it has expanded into a larger colony. Flow and lighting were adjusted as recommended. Very satisfied with the growth and appearance.
Sam Skinner –
Perfect for beginners. The coral is resilient and colors stay bright. I noticed it spreading across the rock after a few months. Great value for the growth potential.