CC Scarlet Fever Zoas (5 polyps)

Name: CC Scarlet Fever Zoas (5 polyps)
Brand: Lazy's Coral House
SKU: LCH-PID-0086
Price: 35.00 USD
Availability: InStock

CC Scarlet Fever Zoas will grow into a compact colony with bright yellow tentacles and red dot on its disk.

Treat them like most zoanthids: moderate lighting and steady water chemistry. They accept small particulate foods and benefit from occasional feeding although not required.

Care LevelEasy

Growth FormColonial (mat-forming)

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Lighting — 75–200 PAR

75–200

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Start them lower in the tank or in moderate light and move slowly if you want brighter placement—rapid jumps in intensity commonly cause zoas to retract or melt.

View our Coral Placement Guide

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Flow — Low to Moderate

Low to Moderate

Provide gentle, variable flow that clears detritus from around the polyps without blasting them.

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Placement — Lower to middle rockwork

Place on lower to mid-level ledges or on an island where they can spread without immediate competition. Secure

frags to prevent toppling.

Care LevelEasy

Growth FormMatting

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Lighting100–200 PAR

100–200

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We recommend starting the CC Scarlet Fever Zoas in the 100 - 200 PAR range.

View our Coral Placement Guide

FlowModerate

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Provide Moderate variable flow that keeps detritus from settling on the Zoas. Avoid constant direct current from the same direction in favor of random chaotic water movement.

PlacementIsland

Placement of your CC Scarlet Fever Zoas is one of the most important decisions.

This is where you’ll have to take lighting, flow, future growth and nearby corals into consideration.

Since it prefers 100 - 200 PAR range it will need to be mounted Island on your rock work depending on your light intensity.

Allow room for its Matting growth form, and consider neighboring coral colors and shape. When possible, use contrasting corals such as red next to green, blue next to orange, or yellow next to purple, and mix growth forms such as tall branching corals next to plating or encrusting corals.

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