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Fire and Ice Zoa Colony (10-15 Polyps)

$49.99

Key Features:
⭐ Explosive red, blue, and white coloration — one of the most dramatic zoa colorways in the hobby
• Dense 10–15 polyp colony — ready to encrust and spread from day one
• Hardy and fast-growing — thrives under a wide range of reef lighting and flow
• A named collector morph that holds its value and impresses in any reef system

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Estimated delivery between June 16 and June 18.

Fire and Ice Zoa Colony (10-15 Polyps)

$49.99

About this item

Fire and Ice Zoa

Fire and Ice Zoanthids (Zoanthus sp.) are among the most visually arresting designer morphs in the reef hobby — and one look at them tells you exactly why. Each polyp is a study in dramatic contrast: a deep crimson red skirt blazing outward from a rich cobalt blue center, anchored by a striking white ice eye at the core. Under reef lighting, the colors intensify into something that looks almost too vivid to be real.

This is a 10–15 polyp established colony — not a small frag that needs months to develop, but a dense, mature cluster that arrives ready to open up, encrust, and begin expanding immediately. Fire and Ice are a well-known and highly sought-after morph that consistently turns heads in reef communities, making this an excellent addition to any display tank or frag system.

Like all zoanthids, Fire and Ice are exceptionally hardy and adaptable. They thrive across a wide range of lighting and flow conditions, grow readily, and multiply into impressive spreading colonies over time — delivering compounding visual returns on a single purchase.

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Fire and Ice Zoa — 10–15 Polyp Colony

Established colony of 10–15 Fire and Ice Zoanthid polyps
Deep red skirt, cobalt blue center, white ice eye — full coloration on display
Ready to encrust and spread from the moment it hits your tank

Care Information

💡 Lighting Low to High (PAR 50–300) — very adaptable	🌊 Water Flow Low to Moderate, indirect
📍 Placement Sandbed, rockwork, or frag rack — flexible	⚙️ Care Level Easy — beginner friendly
📈 Behavior Encrusting — spreads across rock and substrate	🧪 Feeding Photosynthetic; benefits from occasional target feeding

Special Considerations

Zoanthids contain palytoxin — always handle with care, avoid contact with open wounds, and wash hands thoroughly after handling. Keep away from eyes and mouth. Fire and Ice will spread aggressively over time — place with intention and monitor growth in mixed reef systems. Avoid placing directly in high flow, which can prevent polyps from opening fully.

🔍 Aquarium Insights

Fire and Ice Zoa are a standout addition to any reef system:

One of the most recognizable and coveted designer zoa morphs — consistently popular in the reef community
The red, blue, and white contrast pops under any reef lighting spectrum, from blue-heavy to white-balanced
Fast-encrusting growth means this 10–15 polyp colony can become a jaw-dropping mat of color in just a few months

Learn More

For detailed species information, compatibility, and care tips, visit our Species Library.

Livestock Disclaimer

Due to natural variation, the colony you receive may vary slightly in polyp count, coloration, and size. Photographs are representative examples.

Individual specimens may display differences depending on lighting, flow, and tank conditions.

Polyp count and appearance are provided as general guidelines and may vary slightly from the colony received.

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