Getting back into zoas.

[frctlimg]

My last couple of tanks have been primarily sps dominated. This time I'm going to focus more on lps and zoas. Here's what I have right now.

 

[ChefZilla]

Those are perty

 

[cmof29]

Very nice. Do you know the name of the first zoas?

 

[frctlimg]

Thanks. I don't think they have a name. I picked them up at a lfs. I refer to them as red and grey zoanthids.

 

[cmof29]

No prob. Ill see if I can find a name on google.

 

[MUCHO REEF]

That's awesome frctlimg, just take it slow. Good luck man. :celeb1:


MUCHO REEF

 

[SIR PATRICK]

Nice start!!!

I love the reds too.

Greens and yellows are pretty nice also.

 

[MUCHO REEF]

frctlimg, forgot to mention, check out Coral Props for some very affordable zoas and palys at $ 15 to $ 20 with 10 to 15 plyps and no single polyp sales. Reef Odyssey has 6 for $ 99.00 with free shipping and I counted at least 10 to 15 polyps per frag on another reef board. Don't bother to focus on any names and I'm sure you'll be happy.

Good luck man.


Mucho

 

[frctlimg]

Thanks for the heads up Mucho. I check reef odyssey often. I'll have to check out coral props though.

 

[MUCHO REEF]

You're welcome my brother. :wavehand:


Mooch

 

[frctlimg]

I found these guys yesterday. Another red morph.....

These little guys are pretty intriguing as well. It was hard to get a decent picture of them. They're so small.

For size comparison.

Anyone else have any tiny zoas?

 

[raylost]

Nice zoas, I like the first one and the second one. Good price to!

 

[frctlimg]

Thanks. I didn't buy these online though. Everything is from my lfs. Cheaper than buying online and I get to support friends.

 

[frctlimg]

I did a water change on my tank earlier and it gave me time to take a few new pics.

:wave:

 

[650-IS350]

Congrats, they're addicting.

 

[c_rid]

Very nice start.....I love my zoas and LPS

 

[CCarlson]

Really nice! The orange ones that are in your original post, the second pic. Are they really really tiny polyps?

 

[frctlimg]

CCarlson - Thanks. They are the smallest polyps I've ever owned/seen. You can compare their size to "regular" zoas vs. z. gigantus in the last picture I posted. I think they are a similar morph of what some people are calling time machines.

 

[CCarlson]

Very cool, I just purchased some online and the seller said they were a very small polyp size. I didnt realise until they got here just how small they were.

 

[A. Grandis]

Very cure reds!
Nice combination of colors.
Welcome to the zoas' club!
Grandis.