Exosphere Zoanthid- Stock Frag 3 Polyp

Unique Corals Aqua-cultured, healthy and colorful! Tank hardened.

Originally found and named by collector Albert Manduca exosphere's have quickly become one of the hottest corals in the game. With a fast growth rate and a bright green and black galaxy esq look it's no wonder they're highly sought after. 

Zoanthids are an easy to care for soft coral. These corals do best in low par (sub 50 depending on the strain) and with high flow. While they can live in low flow overtime this tends to cause issues as waste will build up on their mat. Thus, for optimal health place them in high flow, low light locations. This helps to mimic their natural environment in tide pools and areas along the waters edge that are high in nutrients, turbid and ripping with flow. 

CARE LEVEL:  Softie-Beginner

TEMPERAMENT: Semi-Aggressive

PLACEMENT: On Rockwork or Rubble

WATER MOVEMENT: Low - High

LIGHTING:  Moderate

HUSBANDRY NOTES: Zoa/Paly- We keep our corals under Dalua/Illumagic X4 LED lights with an intensity of approximately 100 PAR and feed regularly with Polyp Lab Reef Roids and BenePets.

Note:  This is a stock item.  No more waiting for frags to heal! If this coral shows in stock it is ready for immediate ship-out.  We have added multiple growing systems in order to help us achieve a better grow-out supply.  This means that we are now proud to be able to offer our frags immediately.  If you wish to purchase a larger size piece please contact us and we will do our best to accommodate. 

Shown are the mother colony we frag from as well as close up (macro lens) pictures and a representation photo of a typical frag.  We aim to make each frag 1” in size and larger when possible.  Occasionally the frags might be a tad smaller than 1” but if you read our reviews, you will see that we typically surpass expectations.  For Palys and Zoas, each frag will have at least 3 polyps on it.

You may notice the slight color differences between the videos and stock photos. This is normal. The coral colors in the videos are raw (unprocessed), shot with a cell phone and taken under balanced lighting. The coral colors in the still shots are under bluer lights using a DSLR camera with minimal processing. Happy reefing!