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.
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.
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.
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.