Squash Zoanthids Colony

A tightly packed colony of zoanthid polyps covers the rock, dominated by orange-centered heads with green skirts and darker outer disks. The primary morph shows a strong contrast between the bright inner center and the surrounding ring, giving each polyp a defined, layered look. Mixed throughout are additional colour variations, including deeper red and brown polyps with subtler ring patterns, creating a varied but cohesive colony. The polyps are uniform in size and closely spaced, forming a dense mat with minimal visible base. Skirts are short and evenly arranged, giving a consistent fringe around each head. Different morphs are interspersed rather than separated, producing a natural blend of colours across the surface while maintaining a repeating circular structure throughout.