The photos are of the WYSIWYG coral on a large 1.5" frag disk.

JF Bloodshots Zoanthids are a highly coveted soft coral, featuring a vibrant, deep teal body and skirt that provides a dramatic contrast to their intensely red/purple center, creating a unique "bloodshot" appearance. This coral is a bit challenging to maintain, which is one of the reasons it is seldom available but is also one it's main appeal for those who like a challenge.

Lighting: Best maintained under low to moderate light conditions with a strong blue spectrum.
Currently kept under Kessil A360X units. Mounting height 24" above water line. 12:00PM - 10:00PM at 100% blue intensity.

Water Flow: Prefers moderate, gentle flow to keep the polyps clean and free of detritus.

Feeding: While they can survive on light alone, targeted feeding of small coral pellets or powder will promote faster growth and health.

Placement: Provide adequate space from other corals, as they have a strong sting. Place them on the sandbed or a lower rock shelf.

Note: Zoanthus coral but should always be handled with care. We advise wearing gloves and eye protection when working with any Zoanthid or Palythoa species.