Fruit Loop Zoanthid

3 - 5 polyps per frag. Stock Photo your frag will not appear exactly as the image. From the Seahorse Aquarium Supply Farm. 🍊 Fruit Loops Zoanthids — A Classic, High‑Impact Multicolor Zoa Fruit Loops Zoanthids are one of the most iconic and sought‑after zoa morphs, known for their vivid multicolor pattern and strong fluorescence. Their crisp rings of orange, yellow, and blue‑green make them stand out even among premium collections, and their hardy nature makes them accessible to reefers of all experience levels. 🎨 Color & Appearance Fruit Loops typically display: • Bright orange center with strong glow under actinic lighting • Yellow to gold inner ring that adds contrast • Blue‑green outer ring that intensifies the multicolor effect • Orange or red skirt with short, tidy tentacles • Excellent fluorescence, especially under 420–460 nm LEDs This morph is famous for holding color well across a range of lighting setups. 🧬 Care & Hardiness Fruit Loops are considered easy to moderate in care and adapt well to most reef systems. They thrive in: • Moderate PAR (80–150) • Blue‑heavy spectrum for maximum pop • Low to moderate flow to keep polyps clean and extended They open reliably, ship well, and settle quickly after fragging. 🪸 Growth & Placement • Moderate growth rate—faster than high‑end collectors, slower than common morphs • Ideal for zoa gardens, frag racks, or mid‑level rockwork • Great for color contrast next to darker or single‑color zoas • Can be placed on isolated islands to manage spread Their tight polyp structure makes them visually dense and vibrant even in small colonies. 🐠 Behavior & Compatibility • Peaceful and reef‑safe • Won’t sting neighbors • Compatible with all typical reef fish • As with all zoas, handle with care due to potential palytoxin exposure 📦 Product Highlights (Website‑Friendly Bullets) • Iconic multicolor zoanthid morph • Bright orange, yellow, and blue‑green rings • Strong fluorescence under blue LEDs • Hardy and beginner‑friendly • Moderate growth rate • Perfect for zoa gardens and mixed reefs