VERIFIED IDENTITY

Scrambled Eggs Zoa / Scrambled Eggs Zoanthid

Scrambled Eggs is a named zoanthid morph recorded in the Zoa Scan UK zoanthid catalogue. It is also recorded under the alias Scrambled Egg. Its observed colour profile combines a yellow centre, blue body or oral disc and yellow skirt, arranged in a concentric pattern. These recorded traits help reefkeepers compare specimens, although appearance can vary with aquarium lighting, photography and colony condition. Zoa Scan records this morph as easy in difficulty, with moderate lighting and low–moderate water flow, together with a fast growth rate. These care details are catalogue observations rather than guarantees, so stable reef conditions and gradual acclimation remain important. Use this profile to identify Scrambled Eggs zoanthids, compare current UK retailer observations and review captive-grown community frags. Check the complete colour pattern and available source evidence rather than relying on the trade name alone.

Also recorded as Scrambled Egg

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Scrambled Eggs zoanthid colony
Scrambled Eggs zoanthid colony
Centre
Yellow
Body / oral disc
Blue
Skirt
Yellow
PatternConcentric
Identity confidenceVerified

CURRENT UK AVAILABILITY

Approved retailer observations

Price observations →
Royal ReefScrambled Egg Zoa 3+ Heads
Price£14.953 polyps · £4.98/polyp
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Charterhouse AquaticsScrambled Egg Zoa 4 Polyps
Price£25.004 polyps · £6.25/polyp
sold outView at retailer ↗
Abyss AquaticsScrambled Eggs Zoanthid F2
PriceUnavailablePolyp count not stated
sold outView at retailer ↗

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COMMUNITY LISTINGS

Frags from fellow keepers

No active community listings for this morph.

RECORDED OBSERVATIONS

Scrambled Eggs growth and placement notes

Lighting
Moderate
Flow
Low–moderate
Growth
Fast
Difficulty
Easy

These are catalogue observations, not guarantees. Results vary with aquarium conditions, livestock health and husbandry.

Identification is not a safety test

A zoanthid trade name does not indicate whether palytoxin is present. Use appropriate precautions and read the responsible reefkeeping safety guide.