Zoanthids ID & Care Guide: The Ultimate Database for Zoas and Palys

One of the few morphs with a metallic silver coloration.

One of the true pink zoanthids out there.

A bright yellow "hornet" ring and skirts, with an icy blue center that it's named after.

A very clean patterned zoanthid, with contrasting black stripes on a metallic silver-purple body.

Small pink dots surrounding an almost black body, giving this Zoanthid a beautiful contrast.

A clean pattern with a pop of color from the orange ring.

Similar in coloration to Seductions or White Zombies, but with a clean blue-white ring and center.

A sweet sky blue body with a hint of pink in the center.

Yellow-green skirts with bands of orange, a darker maroon-purple body base, and random speckles of red-orange.

Red and blue centers with green/yellow skirts.

A bright orange Zoanthid with hues or green and red around the center.

A unique Zoanthid with blue and pink rings.

A stunning metallic red body with blue centers.

Cool blue and white splashes, crimson red tips, and a pink center.

A blindingly bright orange skirt, deep blue-purple body, contrasted by a green mouth.

One of the few zoanthids that we would consider “black,” especially under blue LEDs.

A very rare and unique protopaly with a blue-indigo coloration.

A handsome deep purple-blue body with gorgeous metallic orange skirts

Soft purple-pink centers surrounded by silver-blue hues.

A bright scarlet red followed by dazzling streaks of navy blue.

Bright orange skirts, clean black stripes, and a bow tie pattern around the mouth gives it a polished look.

Green colored body, blue outer ring, and an orange center ring.

One of the first "Rainbow" zoanthids in the hobby.

A clean solid green center with fiery red skirts.

A yellow body with solid blue centers.

Named after the small child that wears bright orange clothing in The Flintstones.

Hot pink skirts, deep purple body, and a yellow mouth.

A small Zoanthids with lightning yellow skirts.

Named after a sponge who lives in a pineapple under the sea.

A bright peachy colored center with black markings around the face.

Similar to the more common Blondies zoanthid morph, but with a different yellow hued coloration.

Neon bright green body and fiery red skirts! This zoa may be small, but the metallic colors pack a punch!

Alternating lashes of black and yellow, similar to the banding on an actual hornet insect.

A beautiful pastel blue body adorned with white speckles that look like stars.

Small little guys with a bright yellow ring, blue mouth, and orange skirts.

A zoanthid known for the beautiful shades of colors on its skirt.

An all yellow morph with a bright blue mouth and even deeper blue-colored ring.

Orange tiger striped rings on a blue body.

Named after the basketball team, these Zoanthids are loved for their all yellow coloration and bright blue center.

A small Zoanthid with a golden sunset yellow with orange center.

Named after the sports drink company colors.