The photos are of the WYSIWYG live Zoanthid coral on a standard 3/4" frag plug. The other photos are examples of the mother colony it came from.

The LC Jekyll and Hyde Grafted Zoanthids represent a true anomaly in the hobby, showcasing a rare genetic split where bright neon green grafting bleeds directly across the face of the polyps.
 
Named for this stark dual personality, it is the first Zoanthid strain we’ve tracked where the pigment expression mimics a classic Grafted Acropora—splattering blocks of high-contrast green across completely random sections of the colony.
 
We have conditioned this mother colony in our system for several months to ensure total stability, and the unique green signature has remained locked in. While only time will tell how consistently it carries over to new offspring, the results so far are incredibly promising.
 
Because seeing a genetic graft at this scale on a Zoanthid is incredibly rare, this release is geared toward serious collectors who want to document how the color continues to split and develop.
 
Like most premium Zoanthids, they are highly adaptable to standard mid-light and moderate flow setups, but heavy actinic lighting is where the glowing green contrast truly cuts through the darker colored tissue.
 
This is a highly exclusive, limited first run of frags—secure yours now to add a genuine piece of reefing history to your collection.
 
As a WYSIWYG listing, the exact healthy, fully opened polyps shown in the photos are the ones you’ll receive.

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 for them to grow, and also that as they tend to get stung easily. 

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.