New 29 gallon zoa tank

[Dr.FuManchu]

That setup is going to look amazing once the Zoas take off. Keep posting updates.

 

[rubysmomma1]

I want to hitch along for the ride on this one. That tank will be amazing in a short time. I want to begin a zoa dedicated tank, but money is always an issue. I love the way you seperated the colonies!! I can't wait to see this thing grow!!! Hopefully you'll have some update pics when I finally get around to setting mine up, hopefully, in the spring. :thumbsup:

 

[TriniReefer]

Ok that is going to be a crazy zoa tank!!!!I like it how u went for how the zoa looks not about the price and if there "in".


But im sorry to break it to u but i think u got a predator.Look on the glass u can see like a white star thing.There was a thread about this saying that they are a predator.Correct if im wrong guys.But i believe thats a predator/hitch hicker.

 

[Angela Short]

Thanks for the star heads up but I have never had trouble with them in my tanks. I know its a ongoing debate but so far they have never touched a zoa in my tanks Everything is settleing in and I will post some new pics when the time comes!

 

[Reef Junkie]

I've had Asternia (sp?) stars in my tanks for years and years. Never once seen them attack any of my corals.

 

[Angela Short]

I was overun with them in my 80 before the upgrade and picked many out in the move up just because they were everywhere. They never bothered anything of mine either and the kids like to look at them.

 

[Reef Junkie]

Two words, Harlequin Shrimp.

 

[jimmy595]

Nice frags. Some of that rock looks like a cow pelvis but I'm sure the zoos will like growing on a smooth surface. Keep us posted.