The photos are of the WYSIWYG live Zoanthid coral on a standard 3/4" frag plug.

The Miami Vice Zoanthid is a legendary color morph that brings a neon, retro aesthetic to your reef aquarium. These polyps are famous for their high-contrast look, featuring electrifying blue faces that lead into glowing hot pink centers. Topped off with soft, earthy-toned skirts, these Zoas are visual powerhouses under actinic lighting.

They are generally hardy and fast-growing, making them a perfect choice for anyone looking to add some bright, reliable "pop" to their Zoa garden.

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.