🌈🔥 Rainbow Incinerator Zoanthus – WYSIWYG Frag
Fiery Multicolour Zoanthus – What You See Is What You Get
🔹 Quick Stats
Care Level: Easy to Moderate
Temperament: Semi-aggressive
Colour Form: Spectacular combination of fiery orange, intense red and glowing yellow tones, contrasted by darker purple to blue areas. Under actinic lighting, the warm pigments develop exceptional fluorescence, creating the characteristic burning rainbow appearance of the Rainbow Incinerator.
Size: WYSIWYG – Exact Frag Shown
Water Conditions: 24–26 °C, dKH 7.5–9.0, pH 8.0–8.4, sg 1.024–1.026
Family: Zoanthidae
Lighting: Low to Moderate (PAR 75–150)
Water Flow: Moderate, indirect
Placement: Lower to Mid Reef
Type: WYSIWYG – Exact Frag Shown
🧬 Overview
The Rainbow Incinerator Zoanthus is an exceptionally colourful collector morph prized for its intense combination of orange, red, yellow and contrasting darker tones.
Each polyp develops a complex multi-coloured pattern, with fiery warm pigmentation radiating across the oral disc and creating dramatic contrast against the darker surrounding areas.
Under blue-heavy reef lighting, the orange and yellow pigments become particularly fluorescent, while deeper red, purple and blue tones add depth to the pattern. The result is the spectacular burning rainbow appearance that makes this morph instantly recognizable.
As it grows into a larger colony, the concentration of brightly coloured polyps creates an impressive display within any zoanthid garden or mixed reef.
📸 WYSIWYG – What You See Is What You Get
The coral shown in the photograph is the exact frag you will receive. Its current number of polyps, size, pattern and coloration are represented in the product image.
Selected for:
• Iconic Rainbow Incinerator coloration
• Fiery orange and red pigmentation
• Brilliant yellow highlights
• Contrasting darker tones
• Complex multicolour pattern
• Exceptional actinic fluorescence
• Exact frag shown – WYSIWYG
🍽️ Care & Feeding
Rainbow Incinerator Zoanthus is primarily photosynthetic and performs well in established reef aquariums. Moderate indirect flow helps keep the polyps free from accumulated detritus, while occasional fine particulate coral foods may support growth and colony development.
📍 Placement
Place in the lower to middle areas of the reef under low to moderate lighting. Gradual acclimation is recommended when introducing the frag to stronger illumination.
⚠️ Handling
Zoanthids may contain palytoxin or related compounds. Wear gloves and eye protection when handling or fragging, avoid contact with the eyes and mouth, and never boil, steam or expose the colony to very hot water.
🌈🔥 Rainbow Incinerator Zoanthus – WYSIWYG Frag
A fiery collector Zoanthus combining brilliant orange, red and yellow fluorescence with contrasting darker tones — the exact frag shown is the coral you will receive.