Starfighter Zoanthid Frag (4+ Polyp Average, Aquacultured) – Size M (0.75″ to 1″)
Starfighter Zoanthids command attention with their striking electric-blue polyps crowned by brilliant golden-yellow centers—a color combination that transforms any reef into a living jewel. Each polyp opens with remarkable symmetry, creating a mesmerizing garden effect as they respond to lighting and water flow.
Beyond their visual drama, these aquacultured frags are prized for their resilience and rapid growth. A 4+ polyp starter culture establishes quickly, rewarding both seasoned reefers and those building their first zoanthid collection. The M size (0.75″–1″) arrives established and ready to frag again, making this a smart investment for long-term reef development.
Starfighters thrive under standard reef conditions, asking only for moderate light and flow. Watch as they respond to environmental changes with vibrant, dynamic movement.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Polyp Count | 4+ polyps average |
| Size | 0.75″ to 1″ (M) |
| Origin | Aquacultured |
| Light Requirement | Moderate |
| Flow Requirement | Moderate |
FAQ
What is the expected growth rate of Starfighter Zoanthids after setup?
Starfighter Zoanthids grow rapidly under standard reef conditions with moderate light and flow. Growth is typically noticeable within a few weeks.
Can these frags be kept in a low-light tank?
No, Starfighter Zoanthids require moderate lighting to display their full color and maintain health. Low light will result in reduced color intensity and slower growth.
Are these polyps suitable for beginners?
Yes, the 4+ polyp starter culture and resilience make them a good choice for beginners building their first zoanthid collection.
Emma Walker –
Received the Starfighter frags in perfect condition. The blue and yellow coloration is vibrant and the polyps opened up beautifully within a week. Easy to maintain with moderate lighting and flow. Great for adding visual impact to a reef tank.
Nicholas Roberts –
These frags have grown quickly and are very active. The symmetry of the polyps is impressive. I’ve kept them in a 55-gallon tank with standard reef lighting and they’re thriving.
Gavin North –
The colors are stunning and the polyps respond well to water movement. A bit more flow than I expected, but overall very satisfied with the performance and appearance.
Sarah Welch –
Fragged from a larger piece and the M size is just right. Polyps are fully extended and showing strong color. I’ve been keeping them for over two months and they’ve grown steadily.