WWC Mohawk Zoa

The WWC Mohawk Zoa (Zoanthus sp.) is a classic, high-octane designer morph lineaged by World Wide Corals, famous for its distinct, high-contrast skirt and vibrant core. This energetic piece features an intense electric-green to bright chartreuse face disc centered around a dark mouth, encircled by a contrasting dark violet-to-black inner band, and crowned with long, signature orange-to-copper skirt tentacles that resemble a fiery mohawk haircut under blue actinic lighting.

Coloration: Vibrant electric-green to chartreuse oral disc framed by a dark violet inner band and long, glowing orange-to-copper skirt tentacles.

Growth Pattern: Colonial mat (rapidly encrusts across rock surfaces and frag plugs to form dense, uniform polyp clusters). Sold as 2-3 polyps.

Lighting: Low to Moderate (PAR 75–150).

Water Flow: Low to Moderate (Gentle, indirect sweeping current).

Feeding: Photosynthetic; responds well to optional target feeding with micro-plankton powders, liquid coral feeds, or amino acids to accelerate budding.

Aggressiveness: Peaceful (safe to group with other Zoanthus species on a shared zoa garden structure).

Care Level: Easy (Hardy, fast-growing, and adaptable to a wide range of aquarium setups).