Love all the zoas--my nano is dedicated to them--but my star polyps took over and I had to rip tank apart and get the star polyps out of there! I would LOVE some frags of your zoas---used to have the one color on far left but don't have anymore now! Let me know if you wanna frag some!
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I also had a problem with them, nothing as extensive as your plague. I took the rock out, actually hosed some rock off, that works well. Other rock sat in a dark tub for three or four months. I thought I was in the clear and brought the rock back to the tank.
The zoos and muchrooms are coming back, unbeliveable. They were able to survive a dark, very poor water, cold, for months.:nuts:
The zoos and muchrooms are coming back, unbeliveable. They were able to survive a dark, very poor water, cold, for months.:nuts:
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Very nice. I love zoa mountains.
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I would be interested in some frags if you are interested in fragging. Shoot me a pm if your interested, and how much for the frags. Thanks
I use muric acid :biggthumpup:
OP
OP
Thanks - Anyone interested in some just shot me a PM. They are strating to spread on to the sand in front of the rock in the pic. I would get a racoon to munch them if I didnt have other corals I wouldnt want it to touch.
Ken
Ken
dam Ken...I didn't know u got that many zoas! I'll take the clam if he is in the way 
I'll be glad to bring a piece LR and have your zoas attach and I can grab it after a month or so..lol:gay1:
I'll be glad to bring a piece LR and have your zoas attach and I can grab it after a month or so..lol:gay1:
OP
OP
No problem, bring over a small chunk and i will but it right on top of the pile. The way these things are spreading it shouldnt take long for a bunh to attach.
Ken
Ken