Share your picture of your rare or high end zoa colony 20+ polyps
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ska d
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im not sure what they are called. i thought "fire and ice" but i dunno with some of these names. id just as soon call them "molson Canadian" zoas. i just wish my camera took better pics. the colours are a lot more vibrant than they appear.
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thanks i love the deepwater variety too the pastel colors are amazing
its sad to look back and think of some of the nice zoas ive lost over the years for various reasons, its a nice coral which has kept me entertained for many years and ill admit sometimes i feel like ditching them but im always drawn back.
couple of my fave dw:
this one was a good score but sadly lost it in last summers heat
ska d
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thanks i love the deepwater variety too the pastel colors are amazing
its sad to look back and think of some of the nice zoas ive lost over the years for various reasons, its a nice coral which has kept me entertained for many years and ill admit sometimes i feel like ditching them
sometimes ill think ive lost them and i turn a rock over and bang, there they are.
these yellow ones covered the entire rock, and then started dying off, and i figured i had lost them. the rock got shuffled around ( this was maybe a year and a half ago) and just recently while doing some maintenance i found about half a dozen tiny little polyps. they have opened up quite a bit more and there is definitely more but the colour isnt there just yet. they used to be so bright. but im just so happy they are back. i dont know how common they are but i hardly ever see them, in fact the last time i saw them was almost 2 years ago when i bought the frag.
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Justbecause
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All the eye candy is starting to come out. Thanks guys.
Are those purple hornets or blue mcaws? Anyway looks awesome!
aandfsoccr04
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thanks i love the deepwater variety too the pastel colors are amazing
its sad to look back and think of some of the nice zoas ive lost over the years for various reasons, its a nice coral which has kept me entertained for many years and ill admit sometimes i feel like ditching them but im always drawn back.
Do you still have those teal centers with the orange rings on them? They are a little north east of the zoas in the middle. They are beautiful.
Monkeyfish
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What kind of lighting do you guys use and how far down in the tank do you keep the zoas?
larcomak11
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organism
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ill play :wildone::wildone:
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I prefer tank raised zoanthids like the other ones you posted vs these newly imported wild colonies, they look nice but there's something about zoanthids that have grown out in a captive system that makes them look better and healthier
MadCityReefer
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My Zoanthid/Paly garden
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My Zoanthid/Paly garden
Now THATS a beautiful tank grown garden. How long has it been growing this way?
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