How fast do utter chaos ZOAS grow?

Relatively slow for me. I get about 1 new head per polyp every month. And it takes at least a month to get full size.

What is the most expensive Zoanthid?

The grandmaster Krak zoanthid is by far one of the most expensive corals for its size.

Are Rasta ZOAS rare?

One of our best zoanthids, the Rastas are very rare and incredibly beautiful. With their red/yellow/green color combination, these are definitely a show quality coral.

What are the best ZOAS?

Zoa addict

JF bloodshot.
hallucination.
tyree space monster.
og vampire.
candy apple.
bowser.
sunny d.
utter chaos.

Do ZOAS like flow?

Ideally, your Zoanthids should live in a low to medium-high flow area. If placed in too high of a flow area, polyps will have a difficult time opening, which stunts its growth/development. Generally, Zoas prefer a location that’s neither too shaded or too exposed.

How can I speed up Zoanthid growth?

How To Make Zoanthids Grow Faster

Happy Zoas, Healthy Zoas.
Zoanthid Hardiness.
Feed Zoas Often.
Keep Algae and Vermin at Bay.
Give Zoanthids Plenty of Light.
Keep the Water Changed Regularly.
Make Sure Surrounding Aquatic Life Does Not Harm Your Zoas.
Keep it Stable.

What is the rarest coral?

Pacific elkhorn coral
What could be the world’s rarest coral has been discovered in the remote North Pacific Ocean. The Pacific elkhorn coral (Acropora rotumana) — with branches like an elk’s antlers — was found during an underwater survey of the Arno atoll in the Marshall Islands.

Is coral farming profitable?

Coral farming is a rewarding and profitable business endeavor, which, at certain levels, supplies beautiful living additions to fish tanks of all sizes. In larger, more commercial, open water settings, coral farming helps replenish ocean reefs around the world.

What is a torch coral?

The Torch coral, Euphyllia glabrescens, is a large polyp stony (LPS) coral that originates from Indo-Pacific reefs. The torch coral has long, flowing, fleshy polyps that extend from a calcified (stony) base. In moderate water flow, these corals look a bit like a torch (where they get their common name).

Do Zoanthids like high flow?

Do zoas like high light?

One of the biggest misnomers in this hobby is that zoas do not like light. Zoas are generally found in shallow pools and have been measured in water where they are receiving 800-1000 PAR.