aandfsoccr04
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Are there any particular types of zoas that you guys have noticed just seem to melt for no apparent reason? I'd like to stay away from those at all costs.
zoas that melt?
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benjaminspades
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JF Bloodshots, blue agaves rastas for me
A. Grandis
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Some infections are really bad, just like the RTN on SPS corals.
They eat the polyps so fast!!!
Those type of infections are very hard to deal with and can kill many polyps at once.
Some other infections attack the bases of the polyps and you see polyps floating around, like they were trimmed. So sad...
We need to deal with them, no matter what.
Can happen to all zoas, even if you dip them!!!
The more stable and clean the system is, the better chances for success.
Grandis.
They eat the polyps so fast!!!
Those type of infections are very hard to deal with and can kill many polyps at once.
Some other infections attack the bases of the polyps and you see polyps floating around, like they were trimmed. So sad...
We need to deal with them, no matter what.
Can happen to all zoas, even if you dip them!!!
The more stable and clean the system is, the better chances for success.
Grandis.
buddythelion
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Anything that looks like a darth maul or the hawaiian PEs.
Friday Night
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all zoas if you don't keep water Parameters Consistent
But if I had "choose"
"Wild caught or chop shop Zoas"
But if I had "choose"
"Wild caught or chop shop Zoas"
A. Grandis
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I didn't know the Hawaiian PEs were on the top of the list!?!?
Yep, we do have some mean bacteria on the zoas here sometimes...
Grandis.
k_red_raider
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I have a blue agave that just closed up a couple of days ago for no reason. It is in the same tank as approx 8 other colonies of zoas that have not changed I just hope this one finally opens
A. Grandis
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The fact that it's closed doesn't mean it's going to melt or have any infection.
Most of the time they'll open after a while.
Grandis.
