zoanthid list.

Hey Kenny,

Looks like you have some nice zoas on your list! The ones on your list that are well known melters are the JF bloodshot, Hallucination, Blue Agave, and Utter Chaos. I'm still trying to find a bloodshot, so if you find one let me know. Some zoas I can think of that you might want to get to grow out are:

Super Saiyan*
Red Jawbreaker*
Yellow Jawbreaker
JF Crazy lady
Electric Oompa Lumpa*
Goblins fire*
Spacemonster*
CG full Spectrum
PZ Promethian*
G hornet*
Darth Maul*
Nightmare
Ultimate Chaos
Eye of Sauron*
Pink Hallucination*
BBEB*
Mary Jane
Pink Hippo*
VDM*
DBZ*
Rainbow rasta
Seduction PE*
Tiger lilly
Mandarin Orange*
True Armageddon
Paradise*
Blue Rhino*
5-Color Rainbow*
Salted Agave
Green Dream Grandis paly*
Eye of Sauron*
Spiderman*
Fruit Loop*
Dark Phoenix PE
Alien Acne*
Red Halo
Rainbow Maul
Aztec Sundial
Vampire PE

(*) are the ones that I have

Get ready to spend some serious cash though if your trying to pic up a lot of these high end one. They can be really expensive;)

-Colin

WOW!!! You have quite a collection! I will deffinantly be buying some from you once the system is ready. How many frags of the blue rhinos, 5 color rainbows, pink hallucinations, g hornets, and electric ompa lompas for sale? Also how much per polyp.
 
Thanks for all the coral ideas! I know many people do this. Also what conditions cause zoanthids to melt?

Its not necessarily conditions of the tank. It just happens. I got a nice original colony of sour apples recently (2 months ago) that I bought from a local reefer. Thrived in my tank, once I decided to frag it into thirds everything melted slowly. This happened with my true darth mauls and utter chaos. There are times also when colonies that grow ridiculous just start to melt without no problems with parameters, no pests, to fish picking on them etc.... Good luck.
 
+1 to what Dragonvale said.

In my opinion, there are internal bacteria infections that we have not yet identified or figured out how to treat. That would account for previously healthy colonies declining after fragging when their tissue had been cut, leaving vast openings for microorganisms to invade.
 
Its not necessarily conditions of the tank. It just happens. I got a nice original colony of sour apples recently (2 months ago) that I bought from a local reefer. Thrived in my tank, once I decided to frag it into thirds everything melted slowly. This happened with my true darth mauls and utter chaos. There are times also when colonies that grow ridiculous just start to melt without no problems with parameters, no pests, to fish picking on them etc.... Good luck.

Thanks. Maybe I should figure out why zoanthids melt for my project instead. Jk thats to much chemistry for me.
 
In the interest of helping you with the supply/sourcing side if your school project..

I saw MARS has some postings for mini-colonies.
 
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