Laser Lemon Zoanthid Frag (4+ Polyp Average, Aquacultured) – Size M (0.75″ to 1″)
Laser Lemon Zoanthids deliver electric, eye-catching color that transforms any reef into a vibrant focal point. Their brilliant neon-yellow hue intensifies under quality lighting, creating a stunning contrast against darker corals and rockwork.
This aquacultured frag averages 4+ polyps and arrives at a manageable M size (0.75″–1″), making it ideal for establishing a thriving colony.
Zoanthids are among the most beginner-friendly corals—they tolerate varied lighting and water conditions while rewarding you with rapid growth and reliable reproduction. Watch your investment multiply as polyps bud and spread, filling your aquascape with that unmistakable neon glow.
Key Features
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Polyp Count | 4+ polyps average |
| Size | 0.75″ to 1″ (M) |
| Origin | Aquacultured |
| Lighting Requirement | Varied, performs well under quality lighting |
| Hardiness | Hardy and resilient |
FAQ
How long does it take for Laser Lemon Zoanthids to start showing visible growth?
Polyps typically begin to bud and spread within a few weeks after placement, with noticeable growth visible in 4 to 6 weeks under proper lighting and stable water conditions.
Can Laser Lemon Zoanthids be kept in low-light setups?
While they perform best under quality lighting, Laser Lemon Zoanthids can tolerate lower light levels, though their color intensity and growth rate will be reduced.
Are these corals suitable for beginners?
Yes, Laser Lemon Zoanthids are considered one of the most beginner-friendly corals due to their tolerance of varied water parameters and lighting conditions.
Virginia Edmunds –
Installed the frag a month ago and it’s already spreading nicely. The neon yellow color is very vivid under my LED lights. Easy to maintain and hasn’t shown any signs of stress. Great for adding visual impact to a reef tank.
Heather Lewis –
First time keeping zoanthids and this one has been a hit. Polyps are growing steadily and the color stands out well against my darker rockwork. Very resilient and doesn’t require constant attention.
Lucas Martin –
The size is as described, and it’s a nice balance between being manageable and still vibrant. Growth is steady, though I did need to adjust lighting slightly to get the best color display.
Adrian Lyman –
Highly recommend for reef beginners. It’s colorful, hardy, and adapts well to my tank’s conditions. The polyps are spreading and I’ve already seen new buds forming.