Mr. Microscope
New member
Hello All,
I've been giving some thought to zoanthids in regards to keeping things looking like they do in a reef. Every time I see images of zoas in the wild, it's just one variety spread out all over the place. I'm no diver. So, I've never seen them personally in the wild.
My question is this: In nature, do you see 5, 10, 20 different types of zoanthids all in one spot blending together in a rainbow of color like we do in many of our aquariums, or is this just a hobbyist's dream?
If anyone has any pictures or personal experience please share!
I've been giving some thought to zoanthids in regards to keeping things looking like they do in a reef. Every time I see images of zoas in the wild, it's just one variety spread out all over the place. I'm no diver. So, I've never seen them personally in the wild.
My question is this: In nature, do you see 5, 10, 20 different types of zoanthids all in one spot blending together in a rainbow of color like we do in many of our aquariums, or is this just a hobbyist's dream?
If anyone has any pictures or personal experience please share!