KO Nightmare
(Zoanthus)

Description

Unleash the Vivid Colors of the KO Nightmare Zoanthid!

Discover the mesmerizing allure of KO Nightmare Zoanthids, a stunning addition that brings deep purples and fiery oranges to your reef aquarium.

Overview

Zoanthids, affectionately known as “Zoas” in the hobby, are renowned for their incredible diversity, vibrant colors, and captivating patterns. The KO Nightmare morph showcases a striking blend of deep purples and fiery oranges, creating a dramatic contrast that is sure to draw the eye. These colonial polyps form dense mats, blanketing rockwork with an astonishing array of color combinations, making them a highly sought-after addition to any reef tank. Their resilience and fast growth rate contribute to their popularity among both beginner and experienced aquarists.

Care Level

Easy. Zoanthids are considered one of the most forgiving and adaptable corals, making them an excellent choice for beginners. They are hardy and can tolerate a range of conditions, though stability is always preferred.

Tank Essentials

A minimum tank size of 100 litres is recommended. Maintain stable water parameters with a temperature of 23–26°C (73.4–78.8°F), a pH of 8.1–8.4, and salinity between 1.024–1.026 SG.

Diet

Primarily photosynthetic, KO Nightmare Zoanthids derive most of their nutrition from their symbiotic zooxanthellae. They also benefit from occasional supplemental feedings of phytoplankton or finely chopped marine foods.

Why Buy From Us

We offer healthy, vibrant KO Nightmare Zoanthids, carefully aquacultured and meticulously inspected. Our commitment to quality ensures you receive stunning, resilient specimens ready to thrive in your aquarium.

• Scientific Name: Zoanthus spp.
• Common Name / Variant: KO Nightmare Zoanthid
• Maximum Size: [data unavailable]
• Origin: Indo-Pacific (commonly aquacultured)
• pH Range: 8.1–8.4
• Temperature: 23–26°C (73.4–78.8°F)
• Lifespan: [data unavailable]
• Swimming Zone: Mid to Bottom

Add these mesmerizing KO Nightmare Zoanthids to your reef aquarium today!