Galactic Crush Zoanthid Frag (Aquacultured) – Size M (0.75″ to 1″)
Galactic Crush Zoanthids are a collector’s dream—each polyp showcases swirling patterns of deep purples, vibrant magentas, and cosmic blues that seem to shift under reef lighting. The intricate color banding creates a mesmerizing depth effect that draws the eye and elevates any display tank.
This aquacultured frag is hardy and beginner-friendly, thriving under moderate light and flow. Fast-growing, it will quickly multiply into a stunning colony, rewarding you with months of visual impact. The M-size frag (0.75″–1″) is perfectly positioned to establish itself while offering immediate color payoff.
Add Galactic Crush to your reef and transform your aquascape into a living work of art.
| Size | Color Pattern | Light & Flow Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| M (0.75″ to 1″) | Deep purples, vibrant magentas, cosmic blues with shifting banding | Moderate light and flow |
FAQ
How long does it take for Galactic Crush Zoanthids to establish and start growing?
Galactic Crush Zoanthids typically begin to grow and multiply within a few weeks under moderate light and flow conditions.
Are these zoanthids suitable for beginners?
Yes, Galactic Crush Zoanthids are hardy and beginner-friendly, making them ideal for new reef keepers.
What kind of lighting is best for showcasing the color patterns?
Moderate lighting is recommended to enhance the shifting color banding and depth effect of the polyps.
Anthony Springer –
The Galactic Crush frags arrived healthy and showed vibrant color right after setup. They’ve grown steadily over the past month and add a lot of visual interest to my tank. Easy to maintain with just moderate lighting and gentle flow.
Piers Mills –
I bought this frag for my first reef tank and it’s been a game-changer. The colors shift beautifully under the LED lights and the colony expanded quickly. Very satisfied with the quality and appearance.
Virginia Carr –
The colors are striking and the polyps look alive. Growth has been consistent, though I had to adjust flow slightly to prevent any stress. Overall, a great addition to any reef setup.