bekindtoyurbuds
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All of my answer's are based on my experience over the last 2+ years
1: Which is the best way to Make Zooanthids Spread Rapidly (Fastest)?
By fragging
2: IS it True that Placing them High up nearning to the MH will promote fast growth as well as spreading?
Somewhat, putting them higher in the light also makes the zoanthids "shorten" their stalks (for some zoanthids), (this is how you tell if they are getting enough light, too little light or the right amount of light), depends on the type or zoa, they are all different), lower in the light lets them sort of reach for the light making them fuller, more rounded, rather than looking flat for colonies or frags
3: Does Feeding Zooanthids PROOVE accelerates Growth?
Don't know what PROOVE is, but lets just do feeding in general, I used to feed my corals, but I have gotten lazy lately (for the past 4 months) and have not fed them (by feeding I mean, marine snow or something simular) I have noticed more growth when not feeding.
4: Does Fragging helps to speeds up the growth rate?
Yes, for me newly fragged zoa's tend to exploded in growth after fragging, my fastest growing zoa's (kedd redds) have on average 20 new polyps per month, if I didn't frag I might get about 5-10 polyps per month (you can also frag up a small colonie say 30 polyps on a small plug or rock and mount them to a way larger rock and space out the clippings (of about 3 polyps each) about a half inch to an inch in any direction on the rock (10 times (30 polyps divided by 3 equals ten clippings)) and let it grow into a massive colony in no time.
5: Is it proven that Mild Current do help acclerate the growth over Weaker Current?
I have zoa's all over the tank (colonies + Frags) in high, low, and medium flow spots, and they all do well, nothing seems to be better, on the other hand zoa's in high to moderate flow areas, zoa's of the same color/type, have longer tentacles than the ones in low flow spots
6:What Other Conditions will help Quicken The growth rate of the Zooanthis.at a fast speed..
In my experience, placing different types of zoa's (color wise) next to each other (about 1/2" or less appart) on the same rock or frag plug will usually increase the growth rates. they sort of try to out do each other.
1: Which is the best way to Make Zooanthids Spread Rapidly (Fastest)?
By fragging
2: IS it True that Placing them High up nearning to the MH will promote fast growth as well as spreading?
Somewhat, putting them higher in the light also makes the zoanthids "shorten" their stalks (for some zoanthids), (this is how you tell if they are getting enough light, too little light or the right amount of light), depends on the type or zoa, they are all different), lower in the light lets them sort of reach for the light making them fuller, more rounded, rather than looking flat for colonies or frags
3: Does Feeding Zooanthids PROOVE accelerates Growth?
Don't know what PROOVE is, but lets just do feeding in general, I used to feed my corals, but I have gotten lazy lately (for the past 4 months) and have not fed them (by feeding I mean, marine snow or something simular) I have noticed more growth when not feeding.
4: Does Fragging helps to speeds up the growth rate?
Yes, for me newly fragged zoa's tend to exploded in growth after fragging, my fastest growing zoa's (kedd redds) have on average 20 new polyps per month, if I didn't frag I might get about 5-10 polyps per month (you can also frag up a small colonie say 30 polyps on a small plug or rock and mount them to a way larger rock and space out the clippings (of about 3 polyps each) about a half inch to an inch in any direction on the rock (10 times (30 polyps divided by 3 equals ten clippings)) and let it grow into a massive colony in no time.
5: Is it proven that Mild Current do help acclerate the growth over Weaker Current?
I have zoa's all over the tank (colonies + Frags) in high, low, and medium flow spots, and they all do well, nothing seems to be better, on the other hand zoa's in high to moderate flow areas, zoa's of the same color/type, have longer tentacles than the ones in low flow spots
6:What Other Conditions will help Quicken The growth rate of the Zooanthis.at a fast speed..
In my experience, placing different types of zoa's (color wise) next to each other (about 1/2" or less appart) on the same rock or frag plug will usually increase the growth rates. they sort of try to out do each other.