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Miami Vice Zoanthid Coral - Care Requirements
Miami Vice Zoanthid Coral is a zoanthid-type soft coral suited to reef aquarium displays. This WYSIWYG Miami Vice zoanthid frag offers the compact polyp form associated with zoanthid corals. Its beginner-to-moderate care profile makes it a practical choice for established reef systems, including smaller aquarium layouts.
This is a WYSIWYG coral, meaning the coral shown in the photo is the exact piece you will receive.
Quick Care Summary
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Lighting: Low to moderate lighting
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Flow: Low to moderate varied flow
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Placement: Lower to middle reef areas
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Temperament: Generally peaceful but can spread
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Care Level: Beginner to Moderate
Lighting
Provide low to moderate lighting, then acclimate gradually to its final intensity. Sudden increases can stress zoanthids, so observe polyp response and adjust placement only as needed.
Flow
Use low to moderate, varied water flow that keeps the colony clear without blasting the polyps directly. Gentle changing movement is preferable to a constant harsh stream.
Placement
Place it in lower to middle reef areas and allow time to settle after introduction. Start in gentler light, then move gradually only if its response indicates a change is needed.
Temperament
Keep nearby space available for future spread. Zoanthids are generally peaceful, but a growing colony can gradually occupy adjacent rock and compete with neighboring corals for room.
Feeding
Feeding is usually optional. Some colonies accept fine foods, but stable reef conditions and appropriate light remain the primary day-to-day care considerations.
General Care
Maintain stable reef conditions and watch for normal polyp response during acclimation. Handle zoanthids carefully, using appropriate eye and skin protection, and avoid unnecessary disturbance once the frag has been placed.
Allow steady conditions and gradual acclimation for reliable long-term placement.