Blueberry Haze Zoanthid Frag (4+ Polyp Average, Aquacultured)
Blueberry Haze Zoanthids captivate with their signature dusty-blue polyp coloration, enhanced by subtle purple and lavender undertones that intensify under actinic lighting. Each polyp displays a delicate gradient that shifts with your tank’s spectrum, creating a mesmerizing depth unmatched by standard zoa varieties.
This aquacultured frag arrives established with 4+ healthy polyps ready to grow, offering reliable propagation and rapid colony expansion. The hardy nature of Zoanthids combined with Blueberry Haze’s aesthetic rarity makes it an ideal centerpiece for reef displays and collector tanks alike.
Perfect for both experienced keepers and those building their first mixed-zoa garden—stunning color, dependable growth, and the satisfaction of watching a compact frag flourish over time.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Polyp Count | 4+ polyps average |
| Size | 0.75″ to 1″ approx |
| Origin | Aquacultured |
| Best Lighting | Actinic lighting |
FAQ
What makes Blueberry Haze Zoanthids different from other zoanthid varieties?
Blueberry Haze features a distinctive dusty-blue polyp color with subtle purple and lavender undertones that shift under different lighting conditions, creating a dynamic and visually rich appearance not commonly seen in standard zoanthid types.
How long does it take for this frag to establish and grow in a tank?
The frag arrives with 4+ established polyps and begins expanding within a few weeks under proper lighting and water conditions. Growth rate depends on tank stability and nutrient availability.
Is this frag suitable for beginners in reefkeeping?
Yes, Blueberry Haze Zoanthids are known for their hardiness and reliable growth, making them a great choice for both novice and experienced reefkeepers building a mixed-zoa garden.
Jonathan Brown –
The Blueberry Haze frag arrived healthy with multiple polyps. It’s vibrant under actinic lights and adds a unique color depth to my tank. Growth has been steady since setup and it’s become a focal point in my reef display.
Melanie Ferguson –
I’ve tried several zoanthid frags before, but this one stands out for its color gradient and stability. The polyps are active and show good expansion after a few weeks. Great for adding visual interest without being aggressive.
Robert Scott –
The color is beautiful and the polyps are well-developed upon arrival. I noticed a slight shift in hue under different light cycles, which adds to the appeal. A bit more sensitive to water parameters than I expected, but manageable with regular testing.