White Zombie Zoanthids Coral

White Zombie Zoanthids Coral   White Zombie Zoanthids brings bold color and fast growth to any saltwater reef tank setup. They thrive and adapt quickly under reef lighitng. With fast-growing polyps in ghostly white and bold red, this coral elevates the look of any reefscape. Why White White Zombie Zoanthids Stands Out Known for their vibrant red and white contrast, White Zombie Zoanthids draw attention instantly. They aren’t just beautiful—they’re resilient and beginner-friendly. With low maintenance needs, they adapt well to most tank conditions. Eye-catching red and white polyp coloration Grows quickly and spreads across rockwork Performs best with strong lighting and moderate flow Suitable for reefers of all experience levels Tank Placement for these Zoas Give these fast growers some space. They’ll spread fast if you let them. To keep them in check, separate them from slower corals. Ideal placement: lower to middle tank zones Flow: low to moderate Lighting: moderate to strong (T5, LED, or metal halide) Colony size: 1.25”–2” base rock, polyp size may vary Feeding and Nutrition for Zombie Zoanthids Health White Zombie Zoanthids gain most energy through photosynthesis, but they still benefit from occasional meaty treats. Accepts reef roids, marine snow, or powdered plankton No need for target feeding—but they’ll respond to it Grows faster with consistent nutrients and trace elements Keep an Eye on Zombie Zoanthids Growth Don’t underestimate their growth speed. They’ll quickly colonize nearby rock if left unmanaged. Regular fragging may be necessary Consider a rock island to limit spreading Monitor water parameters weekly for best results Why Choose the Zombie Zoanthids for Your Reef These Zoas offer a winning combo—stunning looks, tough resilience, and rapid growth. For both beginners and collectors, they’re a smart pick. Adds dynamic contrast to blue-heavy tanks Adapts to a wide range of water conditions Doesn’t demand daily maintenance     **Please Note** 70$ is the price per polyp     Frag racks, supplies, and setups We discuss coral types, frag setups and more on Reef2Reef Reef-ready colorful content and videos on IG Watch for coral tips and product announcements on Facebook