Zoanthids & Palys
Gator Eyes Zoas
Price range: $15.99 through $19.99With code SPOOKY70: $6.00Code applies automatically at checkout
Multiples available: contact us for price and availability.
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About this coral
About this coral
Gator Eyes Zoas Multiples Available are a group of zoanthid/paly (zoanthids and palythoa-type) soft corals sold as multiple individual colonies for reef displays. They’re typically used to create colorful “zoa” carpet or cluster accents on live rock, using practical spot placement in an established tank. While the product name references a specific “Gator Eyes” look, this listing is best treated as a zoanthid/paly group item for general care guidance rather than a single, uniquely documented scientific coral species.
Features:
- Bright, colorful polyps in a compact form factor, commonly used for reef aquascape accents
- Generally considered hardy soft corals when kept in stable reef conditions (group-level guidance)
- Polyps respond well to appropriate lighting and water movement for continued expansion
- Often grown on rock rubble or mounted/placed on suitable hardscape for stable placement
- Helps add visual diversity to mixed reef tanks with other corals and live rock
Specifications:
- Care level: Moderate (general zoanthid/paly guidance; stability matters)
- Temperature: ~72–78°F (22–26°C) typical reef range
- Salinity: ~1.023–1.026 specific gravity
- pH: ~8.0–8.4
- Alkalinity (dKH): ~7–11 dKH (stability preferred)
- Calcium (Ca): ~380–450 ppm
- Magnesium (Mg): ~1250–1350 ppm
- Light: Moderate light is commonly used for zoanthids/palys (adjust gradually to your tank)
- Water flow: Moderate, indirect flow is commonly used to keep polyps clear of detritus (avoid blasting)
- Placement: Attach or place on stable live rock/rubble where polyps can expand without being smothered






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