Eagle Eye Zoanthid Frag (4+ Polyp Average, Aquacultured) Size: M 0.75″ to 1″ Approx Frag
Discover the captivating allure of the Eagle Eye Zoanthid—a mesmerizing coral that transforms any reef into a living gallery of color and movement. Named for its striking resemblance to watchful eyes, each polyp displays vibrant patterns and a jewel-like shimmer that catches light beautifully as it sways in your current.
This aquacultured frag arrives as a thriving 4+ polyp cluster, ready to establish and multiply in your tank. Watch it expand over time as new polyps emerge, creating an ever-growing display of radiant beauty. The rich coloration and responsive polyp behavior make Eagle Eye Zoanthids a favorite among collectors seeking corals that command attention without demanding expert care.
Perfect for both established reefers and ambitious hobbyists, this hardy species is ideal for tanks with stable water parameters and moderate lighting.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Polyp Count | 4+ polyps average |
| Size | 0.75″ to 1″ (approx) |
| Origin | Aquacultured |
| Lighting Requirement | Moderate to bright |
| Water Parameters | Stable salinity, pH 8.1–8.4, temperature 75–82°F |
FAQ
What is the expected growth rate of this coral?
The Eagle Eye Zoanthid typically grows slowly and steadily, with new polyps emerging over several weeks to months. Growth rate depends on water stability, lighting, and tank conditions.
Is this coral suitable for beginners?
This coral is considered relatively hardy and suitable for hobbyists with stable tank conditions. However, consistent water parameters and proper lighting are essential for healthy growth.
Can this coral be kept in a low-light tank?
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Gordon Dyer –
Installed the Eagle Eye Zoanthid in my 50-gallon reef tank after a few weeks of acclimation. The polyps have expanded nicely and show vibrant coloration. It’s a striking addition that draws attention without being aggressive. Water parameters have stayed stable, and I’m happy with the growth so far.
Robert Ogden –
The frag arrived healthy with multiple polyps. It settled well in moderate lighting and has started to grow new polyps. I appreciate the natural shimmer and movement. A great choice for someone looking for a visually engaging coral.
Abigail Nash –
This coral has become a centerpiece in my tank. The eye-like appearance is unique and captivating. It’s responsive to light and water flow, and it’s thriving under stable conditions. I recommend it to reefers who want a colorful, low-maintenance display.