Artic Green Zoa Protopalythoa Size:Frag 2-3 Heads It can also be known

It can also be known as trumpet or bullseye

Acropora corals are generally branching or tabling and have some of the most striking colours in the coral world

and eastward to the southeastern Atlantic Ocean

It has been found that when the surrounding sea water is moderately enriched with nitrogen

Zoanthids are relatively hardy corals

Artic Green Zoa Protopalythoa Size:Frag 2-3 Heads It can also be knownArtic Green Zoa Protopalythoa Artic Green Zoas are in fact a Protopalythoa and are similar to the common button polyp. They are found throughout the Indo Pacific and belong to the family Zoanthidae. They reproduce asexually, which means that individual polyps can divide and create new colonies. This process is known as budding. Protopalythoa Protopalythoa or protopalys, are sometimes grouped with Palythoa. However, protopalys have polyps on the ends