With its beautiful and vivid red coloration, the Red Zoos makes a stunning addition to any aquarium. It is hardy and makes a good choice for a beginner aquarist. The Red Zoos undergoes photosynthesis and gets nutrition from the zooxanthellae that dwell inside its tissue. In addition to that, if the Red Zoos is given a good dose of micro-plankton or meaty foods, it grows faster. The Red Zoos are very easy to propagate as well as easy to care for. The Red Zoos thrives well in a temperature range of 72-78 degrees Fahrenheit and pH of 8.1-8.4. Due to photosynthesis, it does not need any special feeding, but additional supplements of trace elements also benefit its growth. The Red Zoos requires moderate to high alkalinity, calcium and salinity levels in the tank. The Red Zoos looks best under actinic lights so make sure to lay back once, turn off all day light and view the best beauty of nature. Initially the Red Zoos may remain closed but once it is comfortable it opens up fully.