Rainbow Hornet Zoanthids Coral

Enhance your marine aquarium with the vibrant Rainbow Hornet Zoanthids Coral, a stunning specimen that adds a splash of color and intrigue to any reef tank. With a frag containing 2 polyps, these zoanthids are a perfect choice for beginners and seasoned aquarists alike. Please note, due to the nature of live coral, a waiting period may be necessary before shipment. We advise selecting a shipping date at least a week in advance to accommodate any delays.

For optimal health and growth, mount your new coral using IC gel glue, putty, or both. It's best placed on a rock or ledge within your tank that receives direct lighting and ample water flow. Top Shelf Aquatics recommends feeding your soft coral a balanced diet consisting of Zooplanktons, Phytoplanktons, Amino Acids, and other Organic Proteins. Implement a daily broadcast feeding regimen with return and circulation pumps off to ensure maximum nutrient absorption.

This coral thrives under a 18-20K color spectrum lighting, promoting vibrant coloration. Care for the Rainbow Hornet Zoanthids Coral is straightforward, making it an excellent addition to any reef setup.

Quick Guide:

• Care Level: Easy
• Lighting: Moderate
• Water Flow: Moderate to High
• Origin: Indo-Pacific, TSA aqua-cultured in Florida
• Water Conditions: 75-80° F; sg 1.025-1.026; pH 8.1-8.4, Ca 420-440 ppm, Alk 8-9.5 dKH, Mg 1300-1450, Nitrates <10ppm, Phosphates < .10ppm.

Top Shelf Aquatics, renowned for its exceptional selection of live corals, corals for sale, and premium aquacultured corals, is your go-to destination for all your marine aquarium needs. Dive into our extensive collection, where quality and beauty meet.

To ensure the best growth and health of our corals, we feed a mixture of:

• Reef Genetics lab cultured phytoplankton
• Polyp Lab ReefRoids
• Benepets

All corals grown in our aquaculture facility are lit by Ecotech Marine Radion XR30’s and powered by a mix of Ecotech Marine Vortech Pumps and Sicce Wave Makers. This state-of-the-art setup ensures the optimal conditions for coral growth and health.