Charmander Zoanthids Coral

Charmander Zoanthids – Set Your Reef Ablaze with Color!

Turn up the heat in your reef aquarium with the stunning Charmander Zoanthids! Inspired by their fiery namesake, these eye-catching zoas feature brilliant orange and red coloration with contrasting accents that create an incredible pop of color under reef lighting.

Their vibrant, circular polyps form beautiful colonies that bring texture, depth, and personality to your reefscape. Whether you're building a colorful zoanthid garden or looking for a standout addition to your coral collection, Charmander Zoanthids are sure to impress!

Coral Care Information

• Care Level: Easy to Moderate

• Lighting: Moderate

• Water Flow: Low to Moderate

• Placement: Bottom to Middle

• Temperament: Generally Peaceful, but can spread over nearby surfaces

• Growth Rate: Moderate

• Feeding: Primarily photosynthetic; supplemental feeding optional

Why You'll Love It

• Stunning fiery orange and red coloration

• Vibrant fluorescence under blue reef lighting

• Perfect for creating colorful zoanthid gardens

• Beautiful colony growth with multiple polyps

• Great for both beginner and experienced reef keepers

• Adds incredible contrast to your reef aquarium

Size Reference

Each grid square in the product photos measures ½ inch (0.5") × ½ inch (0.5"). Please use the grid as a reference to estimate the actual size of the coral you will receive.

Reef Effect Tip

Charmander Zoanthids look incredible when grouped with contrasting zoanthid varieties. Place them in moderate lighting with gentle, indirect flow to encourage healthy growth and full polyp extension.

Safety Tip: Zoanthids may contain palytoxin. Always wear gloves and eye protection when handling or fragging, avoid exposing them to hot water or steam, and wash your hands thoroughly afterward.

Bring the fire to your reef with Charmander Zoanthids from Reef Effect — premium corals, incredible colors, and unbeatable reef appeal!

Please Note: Coral coloration, size, and appearance may vary depending on lighting, water flow, and aquarium conditions. Polyps may retract during shipping and require time to fully open after acclimation.