Captain Falcon Zoanthid Frag (Aquacultured) – Size M (0.5″ to 0.75″)
Beautifully cultivated zoanthid frags from Violet Aquarium LLC, designed for reef aquariums. These aquacultured specimens are naturally grown in controlled environments to ensure healthy, vibrant coloration and resilience.
Key Features
- Species: Captain Falcon Zoanthid
- Size: 0.5″ to 0.75″ (M)
- Origin: Aquacultured (not wild harvested)
- Best suited for saltwater reef tanks
- Requires moderate to high lighting and stable water parameters
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Species | Captain Falcon Zoanthid |
| Size Range | 0.5″ to 0.75″ |
| Origin | Aquacultured |
| Light Requirement | Moderate to High |
| Water Parameters | Salinity: 1.020–1.025, Temperature: 75–82°F |
FAQ
What is the difference between aquacultured and wild-harvested zoanthids?
Aquacultured zoanthids are grown in controlled environments, which helps preserve natural populations and ensures consistent quality. They are typically more resilient and less likely to carry diseases than wild-harvested specimens.
How long does it take for these frags to grow into full-sized polyps?
Growth time varies based on tank conditions, but under optimal lighting and water parameters, full development can take several months.
Are these frags suitable for beginners?
These frags require moderate to high lighting and stable water conditions, making them better suited for experienced reef keepers.
Kevin Knox –
The Captain Falcon frags arrived healthy and vibrant. They’ve been in my tank for three weeks and are expanding well under moderate lighting. The color is rich and stable, which is exactly what I wanted for my reef display.
Theresa North –
Good quality frags with strong coloration. I noticed they grow slowly at first, but after a few weeks they started to spread. My water parameters are stable and I keep them in a well-maintained tank.
Gavin Ross –
Excellent product. The aquacultured nature means no wild harvesting, which I appreciate. They’ve adapted well to my tank and look natural in the display. I recommend them to reef enthusiasts.