Zoo's!!!!!!!
- Thread starter Altohombre
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Altohombre
The Tennis Pro Reefer
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- Highland Park, NJ
or it was the red laser you shot at your tank over and over.
bobby
I like to do bad things.
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- hehe right behind you. hehe
HAHAHA Red laser!! Did you shoot your coral hibye?
Altohombre
The Tennis Pro Reefer
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- Highland Park, NJ
would you rather have a sweet Zoa colony or a Acan colony?
Bifferwine
I am a girl
- Location
- Lynnwood, WA and missing Tucson, AZ
I like zoas!!! And pudding. Preferably chocolate.
Altohombre
The Tennis Pro Reefer
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- Highland Park, NJ
I like butterscotch. Biff have you ordered any zoas online?
RyanG
Reef enthusiast
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- Cuba, New York
Go for the Acans Alto not as common. Zoa's are boring IMO. Tapioca for me thanks, mmmm fish eggs.
Bifferwine
I am a girl
- Location
- Lynnwood, WA and missing Tucson, AZ
Alto, I've ordered zoas from ZoMania.com, Aquaculture Farms and Reefer Madness - Tropical Fish, Coral, and Invertebrates. I got a "mixed frag bag" of zoas from each place, and on both sites it was promised that the mixed bags would be colorful, no boring browns, etc. Well, 90% of the frags were brown zoas. So I have A LOT of freakin brown zoas in my tank :(. But they all came very healthy, so I would not hesitate to order from either of those places again, but I would definitely buy specific pieces instead of mixed bags next time around.
Altohombre
The Tennis Pro Reefer
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- Highland Park, NJ
zoa's are not boring Ryan. Look at Zoaid.com and see the colorful ones. The brown ones look like crap but the colorful ones are out of this wiiiizorld!
Altohombre
The Tennis Pro Reefer
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- Highland Park, NJ
what is the difference between a zoa and a paly? Do the paly's have a longer stem? Also when they say price per polyp does that mean 1 head?
Bifferwine
I am a girl
- Location
- Lynnwood, WA and missing Tucson, AZ
Per polyp means one head. Palys are palythoas. They are generally much larger (like heads the size of nickels).
Bifferwine
I am a girl
- Location
- Lynnwood, WA and missing Tucson, AZ
Here is my favorite zoa rock. This picture was taken when I first bought it (about 2 years ago). All of the zoas have spread all over the place now and it's much nicer, but I don't have a new pic:
Here is the same rock in my tank today. I HATE the colors of my new bulbs, everything looked so much better under my old lights:
And here are my favorite zoas in my tank, my pinkies. I paid $10/polyp for about 5 of these a few months ago, and thank god they've spread nicely!!
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reeffreak
Reef pro
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- Clarksville,Tn
Biff your self promoting.
You must of got that from the reefer formally known as Dr. Marco.
You must of got that from the reefer formally known as Dr. Marco.
nudy6969
RUSTYS BROWN DOUGHNUT
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- chicago, IL USA
zoas are so nice i photograph them and put them on babe sites.
RyanG
Reef enthusiast
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- Cuba, New York
When Is Doc gonna change his name to a symbol like Prince use to do?
ccCapt
Reef Hacker
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- Northeast PA
They look good. Nice growth.
Can I take a guess? You went from 14k bulbs to 10k? I tried an XM 10K and it washed out all the colors.
Can I take a guess? You went from 14k bulbs to 10k? I tried an XM 10K and it washed out all the colors.
kimoy
CERTIFIED BUM
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- huntley, Il
Bifferwine
I am a girl
- Location
- Lynnwood, WA and missing Tucson, AZ
No, I went from a setup with 2 T5 10K daylights and 2 T5 actinics to a setup with 4 x 250 watt MH 10K daylights and 4 3-foot T5 actinics. So the MH 10Ks overpower the T5 actinics big time, you can't even see the blues. When it's time for me to order new bulbs, I'm going to get the MHs in 14K.
