ACBlinky
Premium Member
I think this is my first zoa-specific post! I wanted to share this with others who would appreciate it 
I work weekends at a LFS, and sometimes when it gets slow I spend time exploring the tanks, just looking for anything interesting that pops up. We have a divided system, half for inverts and half FO. Somehow, a piece of LR with a few zoas on it ended up in the FO system, at a SG of 1.019, and the little polyps closed up and started to die off. I found a few tumbling around on the bottom behind the rocks, just a little grey bump, and decided to try and save them. I got a pleasant surprise when they opened up! They're the green zoas, bottom left; the ones above them were also rescued (from another LFS). I really admire how tough these little guys are!
I work weekends at a LFS, and sometimes when it gets slow I spend time exploring the tanks, just looking for anything interesting that pops up. We have a divided system, half for inverts and half FO. Somehow, a piece of LR with a few zoas on it ended up in the FO system, at a SG of 1.019, and the little polyps closed up and started to die off. I found a few tumbling around on the bottom behind the rocks, just a little grey bump, and decided to try and save them. I got a pleasant surprise when they opened up! They're the green zoas, bottom left; the ones above them were also rescued (from another LFS). I really admire how tough these little guys are!
