Blueberry Zoanthid

Blueberry Zoanthid – Blueberry & Lemon Yellow Polyp

Sweet as a blueberry, dazzling as a fireworks display. The Blueberry Zoanthid is a captivating morph displaying a deep blue-violet oral disc sprinkled with luminous lemon-yellow dots, all framed by a crown of dense, fleshy blue-green tentacles. Under actinic lighting, the yellow dots glow like stars in a night sky — a celestial effect that transforms your reef into a living galaxy.

Characteristics

• Color: Deep blue-violet oral disc with luminous lemon-yellow dots, dense blue-green tentacles
• Shape: Well-developed round polyps with fleshy tentacles typical of Zoanthus
• Growth: Colonial — spreads gradually over the substrate
• Fluorescence: Very high — yellow dots glow intensely under blue/actinic lighting

Recommended Parameters

• Lighting: Moderate (PAR 50–150) — adapts well to various intensities
• Flow: Low to moderate, indirect
• Temperature: 24–27 °C
• Salinity: 1.024–1.026
• Difficulty Level: Beginner — very hardy and easy to maintain

Placement

Place this Zoanthid on the substrate or on a low rock, in an area with moderate flow. It will gradually colonize its environment and can be easily fragged to share with other enthusiasts. Avoid direct contact with aggressive corals.

⚠️ Note: Zoanthids may contain palytoxin. Handle with gloves and avoid contact with eyes or mucous membranes.

Photos are representative of the available specimen. Colors may vary slightly depending on your aquarium lighting.