Orange zoanthids from the pacific are great in any flow but medium is the most preferred.
Lighting Zoanthids
When compared to the blue zoanthids the orange zoanthids retain their color much better and adjust to lighting situations better. Tunze Stream pumps helped me create the right amount of current for my zoanthids. This current allowed the zoanthids to grow and remain healthy despite in captivity.
Orange Zoanthids Stats
When it comes to caring for your zoanthids you will not have many problems simply because they are easy to care for. They do require moderate to high light, though, so it is easier to care for them if you provide them with the necessary lighting conditions. They are moderately aggressive and are from the Indo-Pacific. They are from the zoanthidae family and flourish in water conditions of 74 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit and a pH of 8.1 to 8.4.
Zoanthids Stats Size
The zoanthids are absolutely beautiful and will take the breath away of anyone who views them. Any reef aquarium with zoanthids will certainly be the envy of the neighborhood. Budding is the method of growth and reproduction for the hot zoanthids if they are kept in the proper environment. The opening of each polyp is close to 4-5 mm across on most zoanthids.
Zoanthids in the Reef Aquarium
When you place the zoanthids on the bottom of the aquarium you will want to ensure that it is on rock that is exposed to the currents. Otherwise, the zoanthids won’t be able to get the trace elements and nutrients they need. Each step is fairly easy and overall the pink zoanthids are not difficult to care for. It’s just ensuring that you know what each step is and ensure that it is followed. The zoanthids will expand the colony most of the time so don’t crowd them with other coral specimens. Zoanthids will need supplemental feedings on occasion although the zooxanthellae provide them with most of their nutrients.
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