Blue Eyed Blondie Zoanthids
Blue Eyed Blondie coral frag with creamy blond tentacles and bright blue eyes
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Blue Eyed Blondie Zoanthids

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Blue Eyed Blondie

The Blue Eyed Blondie is a captivating zoanthid coral known for its striking contrast between soft, creamy blond tentacles and its mesmerizing bright blue eyes. This elegant polyp brings subtle colour and vibrancy to any reef tank, making it a favourite for hobbyists who appreciate unique and delicate coral varieties.

Aquarium Care Requirements – Blue Eyed Blondie

  • Lighting: Blue Eyed Blondie thrives under a range of lighting, but its colours pop under high-intensity actinic or blue-spectrum LED lighting. Avoid sudden changes in intensity—acclimate it slowly to brighter light to prevent bleaching.

  • Water Flow: They prefer moderate, indirect flow. Too much flow can cause them to remain closed, while too little can let detritus settle on them. Aim for gentle, turbulent water movement to keep them clean and healthy.

  • Placement: They are adaptable and can be placed on rock islands or encrusting surfaces. Ensure they have room to grow as they can spread quickly. Avoid placing them near delicate corals due to their potential for overgrowth.

  • Feeding: While photosynthetic, they benefit from occasional feedings. Target feed with coral foods like reef roids, phytoplankton, or finely chopped meaty foods to encourage faster growth and brighter coloration.

  • Aggression: They don’t possess long sweeper tentacles but can overgrow nearby corals. Keep them away from slow-growing or encrusting species. They may produce toxins (like palytoxin), so avoid physical contact with sensitive livestock and always frag with caution.

FAQ Section

Q: Is this coral suitable for beginners?
A:  Yes! It’s a great beginner coral due to its hardy nature, fast growth, and adaptability to various tank conditions.

Q: What is the Scientific name?
A: Palythoa sp.

Q: What is the common name?
A: Blue Eyed Blondie

Q: What is the size and how many pieces are included in this product?
A: The product includes one frag, with 3 or more polyps.