The Jason Fox Punk Rocker Zoa (Zoanthus sp.)—lineaged and introduced by famed coral collector Jason Fox—is an iconic, electric-toned designer zoanthid named for its wild, edgy aesthetic and chaotic high-contrast color scheme. Celebrated across the hobby for its intense fluorescence, this cult-classic cultivar features a fiery neon-pink or magenta oral disc encircled by a metallic sky-blue to teal halo, a dark charcoal ring, and long, jagged, radioactive neon-orange skirt tentacles that pop fiercely under actinic LED lighting.
Coloration: Electric magenta-pink to orange central disc, wrapped in a metallic sky-blue to teal inner halo, a dark navy-black ring, and crowned with long, radioactive neon-orange skirt tentacles.
Growth Pattern: Colonial mat (encrusts across rockwork, rubble, and frag plugs, forming tight, low-profile polyp mats). Sold as 2-3 polyps.
Lighting: Low to Moderate (PAR 75–125).
Water Flow: Low to Moderate (Gentle, indirect sweeping current).
Feeding: Photosynthetic; responds well to optional target feeding with micro-plankton powders, coral amino acids, or liquid feeds to accelerate budding.
Aggressiveness: Peaceful (safe to group alongside other Zoanthus cultivars on a shared zoa garden structure).
Care Level: Easy to Moderate (Hardy once acclimated, maintaining its vibrant metallic blue halo and pink disc under blue-heavy lighting).
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