A few pics from my phone...

[Piper27]

 

[zn00py]

beautiful.I hate you lol.I cant get zoas/palys to grow for me like that

 

[marinemanohio]

How long have you been growing these out? I agree with zn00py. I have some that take off, but it would take most of mine forever to reach those kinds of sizes.

 

[650-IS350]

Nice bud , looking good.

 

[Piper27]

The larger colonies we have had two years or so. The smaller ones were picked up along the way so about a year or more averaged out. Everything was basically small frags to start. The pics of my build thread had a few larger colonies we started with but most of thoes we got rid of or keep in other tanks.
I notice that most will grow slow in the beginning but when they reach a good number in the bunch they start taking off much better. This is why we were not fragging from this tank unless we needed to make room for more growth.
I need to start a new build thread for the new tank, since the shallow tank broke. Thanks for the compliments!

 

[650-IS350]

i need to start a new build thread for the new tank

agreed

 

[Piper27]

Although its already built, you know what i mean... Still trying to get corals where they belong though, hopefully this week it will be done.

 

[blackradon]

great looking zoas! fts?

 

[StangLvr78]

beautiful zoas and pic taking. I thought my phone took pretty good pics...those are great. I also wish my zoas would grow like that.

 

[Piper27]

Blackradon i will have to post a new thread for the new tank i setup soon and i will make sure to include a fts.

Stang thanks for the compliment! Hope you enjoy the new thread once i have a chance to take pictures and post it.

 

[crusoe]

Wow the growth on those is amazing! Do you target feed them at all?

 

[Piper27]

No we use broadcast feeding techniques with mixes of food and food supplements. I have changed a few things around since i set up the new tank. I changed things like nutrient export and suppliment methods. So right now we are not feeding like we used to because i pulled the macro algaes from the refugium.