You're welocme, I hope it helps.
Mucho Reef
Mucho Reef
25 Reasons why your polyps won't expand.
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DheereCrossing
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#27 Putting them in Melev's Reef. 
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Alaska_Phil
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What about when they suddenly turn pale? My green center polyps went from a healthy honey brown color to very pale tan overnight! Centers are still bright green an they still open. My other zoa colony in this tank still looks great.
Phil
Phil
melev
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Hey! :lol: I have some happy zoas in my tank. Not as many as in the past, due to better water quality I'm sure. But still, they seem like happy 'survivors'.<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14586521#post14586521 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by DheereCrossing
#27 Putting them in Melev's Reef.
DheereCrossing
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Well they're drunk now off all that vodka - what do you expect?
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14586521#post14586521 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Teleprocessing
#27 Putting them in Melev's Reef.
Awe Mel has a nice reef.
"Alaska_Phil What about when they suddenly turn pale? My green center polyps went from a healthy honey brown color to very pale tan overnight! Centers are still bright green an they still open. My other zoa colony in this tank still looks great."
I'd group this with # 12, light shock
"Aj Flip hermit crabs keep walking on them"
# 4 would apply here. "An invert doing the same. ( I've experienced this"
"Aj Flip gluing the wrong side of the polyp to a frag disc "
Lets call that, external mishap.
Mucho Reef
Good thread.
Octavarium
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excellent list
Alaska_Phil
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Mucho Reef, I think you're right. They went pale just about the time I started getting direct sunlight hitting them this spring. I've since shielded them from the direct sunlight and they're slowly recovering their color.
Phil
Phil
melev
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Yep, Tucker was a zoa-killa. Eventually he had to be trapped and removed.
Ever wished you could catch a fish in your tank? Watch this vidcast of how we caught Tucker in the Tucker Trapper II. It took so long to edit... It is shot in real time; no editing tricks were implemented. You'll have to endure it like we did, all 94 megs worth.
Please Right Click and Save As to your harddrive
Tucker Trapper II
Ever wished you could catch a fish in your tank? Watch this vidcast of how we caught Tucker in the Tucker Trapper II.
It took so long to edit... It is shot in real time; no editing tricks were implemented. You'll have to endure it like we did, all 94 megs worth. Please Right Click and Save As to your harddrive
Tucker Trapper II
3. A fish that is nipping at them, there are several well documented cases of this. ( I've experienced this )
Melev, can't seem to get that link to work/load for me, Hmmmmmm
LMAO
Great video.
I love the "Aww" when he almost..gets inside.
And the comment he makes as he's flying towards his new owner. *snort*
That's a great trap.
Great video.
I love the "Aww" when he almost..gets inside.
And the comment he makes as he's flying towards his new owner. *snort*
That's a great trap.
lol
Sorry, this was good.
Sisterlimonpot
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I'm glad I came across this thread. It gives me a lot of ideas to help diagnose my closed Zoas.
Wow, cool.
