SPS & Zoa's

[WestChesterReef]

I also have a couple leathers, devils hand and toad stool, I have just reset my tank, put all the zoas and paly's on one side, SPS on the other, I had noticed that the toad stool didn't open fully on one side because some magicians were a bit to close. thanks everyone for the help, I really wouldn't want to get rid of any of it lol.

 

[TarheelReefer22]

I just broke down my ten gallon nano zoa tank and added them in my barebottom sps dom tank and was also concerned I'm glad this got clairified for me. I like the way they look on the lower end of my tank I might just keep them in there and do something else with my new 20 long nano system suggestions?

 

[Dexters Reef]

I have a lot of sps, and a LOT of zoas, and a large toadstool leather, and do not have any issues. I even have some zoas touching a purple bonsai at its base, with no signs of stress.

I dont run GAC and only do water changes every 2 months, IE no "extreme maintenance or filtering"

 

[Constrictor6090]

I've seen sps sit and grow right in the middle of paly colonies. I think their fine together

 

[aandfsoccr04]

Zoas are fine with SPS and had never had an issue in the past with them.

My experience as well.

 

[Tempdoom]

I have multiple zoa colonies, a few palies, al kinds of lps and softies, mushrooms, monitporas, and acroporas and none of them have killed eachother or even caused an trouble. The worst i have seen in the tank was when a crab pushed a polyp out of the way for a piece of food.

 

[Thairun]

Am not worry of zoas at the base of sps but green star polyp yes. They creep n sting base of sps IMHE.

 

[TarheelReefer22]

I am getting rid of all my green and pink star polyps already they just consume too much space

 

[epicurus84]

I've seen a high zoa tank give problems. However with good flow, a good skimmer and carbon it shouldn't be a problem.