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Zoanthus sp. · Pink Zipper Zoa is a zoanthid known for its pink tones and small green centers. Its coloration makes it a great addition to zoa gardens, mixed reefs, and lower to mid-level rockwork, where it can add a clean pop of color and texture. This listing is for a frag of our Pink Zipper Zoa. Photos may include the parent colony for reference, so the coral you receive may vary slightly in polyp count, size, coloration, and overall growth pattern. Each frag will be selected from the same coral strain and should be fully healed before shipment or pickup. For best results, place this zoanthid in low to moderate lighting with low to moderate indirect flow. Avoid overly strong direct flow, which can keep the polyps from opening comfortably. Pink Zipper Zoas do best in an established reef aquarium with stable salinity, temperature, alkalinity, and nutrient levels. Allow room for the colony to spread and monitor nearby corals as it grows. Color may vary depending on lighting spectrum, camera settings, screen settings, shipping stress, acclimation, and aquarium conditions. · Qty 3

Zoanthus sp. · Jedi Mind Trick Zoa is a popular beginner zoanthid with bold contrasting tones, distinct centers, and a compact polyp structure that adds detail to zoa gardens and mixed reef displays. As the colony grows, the individual polyps can form a dense mat across the plug or surrounding rockwork. This listing is for a frag of our Jedi Mind Trick Zoa. Photos may include the parent colony for reference, so the coral you receive may vary slightly in polyp count, size, coloration, and overall growth pattern. Each frag will be selected from the same coral strain and should be fully healed before shipment or pickup. For best results, place this zoanthid in low to moderate lighting with low to moderate indirect flow. Avoid overly strong direct flow, which can keep the polyps from opening comfortably. Jedi Mind Trick Zoas do best in an established reef aquarium with stable salinity, temperature, alkalinity, and nutrient levels. Allow room for the colony to spread and monitor nearby corals as it grows. Color may vary depending on lighting spectrum, camera settings, screen settings, shipping stress, acclimation, and aquarium conditions. · Qty 2

Leptoseris explanata · Jack O’ Lantern Lepto is a popular Leptoseris coral known for its orange coloration, contrasting texture, and encrusting growth pattern. Its low-profile form makes it a great option for filling open areas of lower rockwork, shaded ledges, or sections of the reef where many higher-light SPS corals may not be ideal. This listing is for a frag of our Jack O’ Lantern Lepto. Photos may include the parent colony for reference, so the coral you receive may vary slightly in size, shape, color pattern, and overall appearance. Each frag will be selected from the same coral strain and should be fully healed before shipment or pickup. For best results, place this Leptoseris in low to moderate lighting with low to moderate indirect flow. Avoid strong direct flow, which may irritate the tissue or prevent the coral from settling comfortably. Jack O’ Lantern Lepto does best in an established reef aquarium with stable salinity, temperature, alkalinity, calcium, magnesium, and nutrient levels. Color may vary depending on lighting spectrum, camera settings, screen settings, shipping stress, acclimation, and aquarium conditions. · Qty 4

Acanthastrea echinata · Grafted Echinata is a LPS coral known for its fleshy tissue, contrasting coloration, and distinctive encrusting growth pattern. The grafted sections can create unique color patterns across the colony, giving each frag its own appearance while maintaining the strain's recognizable characteristics. This listing is for a frag of our Grafted Echinata. Photos may include the parent colony for reference, so the coral you receive may vary slightly in size, shape, color, pattern, visible grafting, and overall appearance. Each frag will be selected from the same coral strain and should be fully healed before shipment or pickup. For best results, place this Echinata in low to moderate lighting with gentle to moderate indirect flow. Avoid strong direct flow, which can keep the tissue from expanding comfortably. Provide adequate spacing from nearby corals, as this type of LPS coral may extend sweepers and sting neighboring pieces within reach. Color may vary depending on lighting spectrum, camera settings, screen settings, shipping stress, acclimation, and aquarium conditions.

Favia fragum · Favia of Gods is a LPS coral known for its bright coloration and encrusting growth form. Its detailed structure makes it a standout choice for lower- to mid-level areas in a mixed reef or a dedicated LPS aquarium. This listing is for a frag of our Favia of Gods. Photos may include the parent colony for reference, so the coral you receive may vary slightly in size, shape, coloration, and number of corallites. Each frag will be selected from the same coral strain and should be fully healed before shipment or pickup. For best results, place this Favia in low to moderate lighting with gentle to moderate indirect flow. Avoid strong direct flow, which can irritate the tissue. Allow adequate space from nearby corals, especially at night, as Favia may extend sweeper tentacles and sting corals within reach. Color may vary depending on lighting spectrum, camera settings, screen settings, shipping stress, acclimation, and aquarium conditions.

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