Colony Polyp, Purple Dragon
The Purple Dragon Colony Polyp transforms your aquarium into a mesmerizing kaleidoscope of magical colors. Both serious Zoanthid collector and budding reef aquarium enthusiast will find the hypnotically stunning Purple Dragon Colony Polyp irresistible. The center green coloration of this “Zoa dragon” is touched with a beautiful tropical purple to form an exotic “pupil.” A deep indigo blue ring forms an “iris” that contrasts boldly against the smoldering brick red coloration of the tentacles.
The Purple Dragon Colony Polyp is a spectacular color variety of Zoanthus Colony Polyp Corals (also known as Sea Mats, or Button Polyps). As colonial animals, the Purple Dragon Colony Polyp is made up of multiple individual polyps attached to a piece of live rock.
| Specifications |
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| Species: Zoanthus Colony Polyp |
| Color: Purple Dragon (green center, tropical purple pupil, indigo blue iris, brick red tentacles) |
| Form: Colonial polyp attached to live rock |
| Origin: Marine reef environment |
FAQ
What is the ideal water temperature for the Purple Dragon Colony Polyp?
Please contact customer service
How should I care for the tentacles to maintain vibrant coloration?
Provide stable water conditions, moderate lighting, and avoid direct strong light exposure. Maintain water flow and perform regular water changes.
Can the Purple Dragon Colony Polyp be kept in a saltwater aquarium with other corals?
Yes, it can be compatible with other non-aggressive reef species when proper water parameters are maintained.
Sam Edmunds –
The Purple Dragon polyps are absolutely stunning. The colors are vibrant and the way the light hits the pupil and iris is mesmerizing. I’ve had them for three months and they’ve grown well with minimal maintenance. Great addition to my reef tank.
Megan Abraham –
Beautiful coloration and very active. I noticed the tentacles move slightly in the current. I keep them in a moderate flow tank with stable parameters. They look more vibrant than other polyp varieties I’ve tried.
Cameron Miller –
This polyp is a highlight in my aquarium. The purple and blue details stand out beautifully. It’s easy to spot and adds a lot of visual interest. I’m happy with the color stability over time.