LF Nuc Green Palys 4 Daughters Science Project

[treetopflyn]

My 4th grade daughter wants to do her science project on the possible benefits of feeding palys. The plan is to start with a single Nuc Green paly polyp. She will feed one daily, one once a week and one not at all. The experiment will go on for +-5 months. The hope is to see if feeding the palys really make a difference. Does anyone have enough to frag 6 single polyps to be placed on 6 different frag plugs they would be willing to sell or loan for her to grow out?

Thanks in advance

 

[treetopflyn]

Anyone?

 

[WLDSHARK]

do they have to be nuke green? i have can cut a couple eagle eys for you...

 

[treetopflyn]

Yeah she wants some that are "pretty green" and that we can film actually eating. Thanks though.

 

[nstiesi]

I have a bunch sitting on my sand bed that fall off my colony from time to time. I'm selling off all my livestock. If you want some, PM me. Price is $0 for the droppings.

 

[DRThompson]

Is this a paly or zoa?

 

[rovster]

I have some button palys. They are not as nice as nuc green. Red with whites on, and a florescent copper color under blues. They eat.

 

[BrassMonkey]

dont have any for sale, but how bout some green cinnamon polyps. think they would look much more dramatic for the kids and one of the few corals u can actually see pulling food from the water.

 

[treetopflyn]

dont have any for sale, but how bout some green cinnamon polyps. think they would look much more dramatic for the kids and one of the few corals u can actually see pulling food from the water.

Damn great idea. I have a small colony I could use. Thanks

Thanks everyone else for the offers.