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Shrinking zoas (1 Viewer)
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Do they have white spots on the stems of them? If they do then I'll inquire more LMK. Send me a pm if they do.
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No white spots, no critters. The actual polyp sizes are shrinking. Their tentacles are itty-bitty now and the diameter is decreased by at least one third.
I gave everything another really good look-see and it's only this one particular strain of zoa that's shrinking, and it's in three different places in the tank.
Interestingly, I moved my eagle-eyes next to these and now the eagle-eyes are morphing into something totally different. Just an aside there, not really related to the initial issue. Just interesting.
I gave everything another really good look-see and it's only this one particular strain of zoa that's shrinking, and it's in three different places in the tank.
Interestingly, I moved my eagle-eyes next to these and now the eagle-eyes are morphing into something totally different. Just an aside there, not really related to the initial issue. Just interesting.
we have the seio at full power, it's in a 125. There is probably about 100 lbs of live rock in it at the moment, we'll be getting more. The zoas are in the front of the tank at the same end as the seio, the seio is pointed along the back, and the hydor is pointed along the front. We needed the heavy flow for the tangs to stay happy. I've noticed though that our trumpet corals are looking a bit odd. They look almost like they are melty... They aren't peeling off (had that happen with a bad batch of salt) but they seem very "loose" not sure what started that either.
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I have no pictures due to no camera. It's neither of those colonies, nope. 