Utter Chaos Zoa Colony - XL
$300.00
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$300.00
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Utter Chaos Zoa Colony - XL
$300.00
Sale price
$300.00
Regular price
Unleash Beautiful Mayhem on Your Reef
Demand immediate attention in your aquascape with the explosive colors of the Utter Chaos Zoanthid! Widely considered a "hall of fame" coral among collectors, this designer morph is famous for producing massive, oversized polyps that dwarf standard zoas. With its high-contrast, striated neon faces, this well-established colony acts as an instant generator of bright color on any rock structure. [, 2]
Demand immediate attention in your aquascape with the explosive colors of the Utter Chaos Zoanthid! Widely considered a "hall of fame" coral among collectors, this designer morph is famous for producing massive, oversized polyps that dwarf standard zoas. With its high-contrast, striated neon faces, this well-established colony acts as an instant generator of bright color on any rock structure. [, 2]
Why It Deserves a Spot in Your Tank:
- Explosive Neon Contrast: Features a fiery orange-crimson disc with intricate, dark striations radiating out toward a neon-speckled mouth.
- Oversized Polyp Architecture: Grows exceptionally fast and develops giant fleshy heads that ripple under moderate water movement.
- Unbeatable Actinics Pop: Under heavy blue or ultraviolet reef lighting, the contrasting silver-blue eyes glow like neon beacons.
- Bulletproof Hardiness: One of the most resilient designer strains available, proving incredibly adaptable to varying reef environments. [1, 2]
Quick Care Parameters:
- Lighting: Low to Moderate (PAR 75 - 150). They tolerate wide light spreads but show their deepest oranges under lower to mid-tier intensity.
- Water Flow: Moderate indirect flow. Give them enough current to wash away detritus while letting the individual heads completely open.
- Placement: Lower rockwork or mid-tank islands. They will quickly encrust whatever hard rock surface you place them on.
- Diet: Photosynthetic. They scale their growth aggressively when broadcast-fed micro-plankton, amino acids, or powdered coral foods weekly. [, 3]