The Acid Rain Zoa (Zoanthus sp.) is a hyper-vivid, high-end designer zoanthid named for its radioactive, glowing “toxic spill” aesthetic. Celebrated for its intense, near-blinding fluorescence under blue actinics, this morph features an electric neon-yellow to bright lime-green oral disc mottled with splatters of metallic teal or cobalt blue, centered by a dark, glowing eye and surrounded by long, high-contrast forest-green or yellow skirt tentacles.
Its radioactively bright coloration makes it stand out as a neon focal point, even in the most crowded collector gardens.
Coloration: Electric neon yellow-green base disc mottled with splatters of metallic cyan/teal, anchored by a dark oral ring and framed by neon lime or yellow skirts.
Growth Pattern: Colonial mat (encrusts smoothly over rockwork, frag plugs, or sandbed islands, forming tight, compact carpets).Sold as 1-2 polyps.
Lighting: Low to Moderate (PAR 75–150).
Water Flow: Low to Medium (Gentle, indirect sweeping current).
Feeding: Photosynthetic; optional spot-feeding with fine coral powders, rotifers, or liquid aminos will boost budding speed.
Aggressiveness: Peaceful (can safely touch and grow alongside other Zoanthus species in a mixed garden).
Care Level: Easy.
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