Dragon Eye Zoa Frag (Zoanthus sp.)
Neon green soft coral
Beginner-friendly care level
Zoa frags multiply by spreading outward across rocks. Initially, growth may be slow with only a few heads, but as the colony expands, spreading accelerates exponentially. A well-developed colony offers a striking visual display.
Prefer moderate to high water flow and moderate to high lighting conditions.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Color | Neon green |
| Species | Zoanthus sp. |
| 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 significantly as the colony expands.
What lighting and flow conditions do Zoa frags need?
They prefer moderate to high lighting and moderate to high water flow.
Can Zoa frags be kept in a small aquarium?
They require adequate space for spreading, so a larger tank is recommended for healthy growth.
Joanne Hart –
The neon green color is vibrant and stands out in my tank. It’s easy to care for and has grown steadily over the past few months. The colony spread is impressive and adds a lot of visual appeal.
Jessica Abraham –
I started with a small frag and noticed it spreading slowly at first. After a few months, it became a larger colony. I keep moderate lighting and strong flow, which works well.
Brandon Knox –
Great for beginners. The coral is resilient and has adapted well to my tank conditions. I love the way it grows and fills the rockwork over time.