Rasta Bob’s Zoanthid Frag (4+ Polyps Average, Aquacultured)
Delivers stunning color in a single aquacultured piece. These vibrant polyps showcase deep reds, oranges, and gold tones that intensify under quality lighting, creating a living focal point in any reef setup.
Each frag averages 4+ polyps and measures 0.75″ to 1″ — perfect for establishing a colony or adding dimension to established displays. Zoanthids are hardy corals that thrive in moderate flow and lighting, making them ideal for both experienced hobbyists and those building their first mixed reef.
Aquacultured specimens arrive acclimated and ready to attach. Watch your colony expand as these polyps spread across your rockwork, eventually creating a breathtaking carpet of color that rivals premium LPS corals at a fraction of the investment.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Polyp Count | 4+ polyps average |
| Size | 0.75″ to 1″ |
| Origin | Aquacultured |
| Lighting Requirement | Moderate to high |
| Flow Requirement | Moderate |
FAQ
How long does it take for the polyps to spread after attachment?
Polyps typically begin spreading within 2 to 4 weeks after attachment, depending on water conditions and lighting.
Is this coral suitable for beginners?
Yes, zoanthids are known for their hardiness and adaptability, making them a great choice for both new and experienced reef keepers.
Can this frag be kept in a low-light tank?
Please contact customer service
Matt McLean –
The colors are vibrant and have grown well in my tank with moderate lighting. The polyps spread nicely over the rock and have become a striking centerpiece. Easy to attach and maintain.
Yvonne Cornish –
Great value for the color and size. I’ve had it for three months and it’s still thriving. The reds and oranges stand out well in my reef setup.
Victoria Thomson –
It arrived healthy and attached quickly. Growth has been steady. A bit more sensitive to flow than I expected, but overall very satisfying.
Charles Mackenzie –
Perfect for adding color without needing high-tech lighting. The polyps have expanded nicely and look natural in the tank.