zoanthid wishes
 

name one zoanthid you wish you had in your collection plus a pic of your favourite zoanthid you do have in your collection.

The one zoanthid i wish i had in my collection is utter chaos and my favourite that i have in my collection at present is space monster. no pic yet as i just got it yesterday.

feel free to post more pics if you have more than one favourite. :razz:

The original Bowser.

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My favourite I have are the rastas:

http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...9/IMG_4653.jpg

I wish I had the purple hornets.

A pic of my top 5 right now.

Soul Reavers (on top)
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/09/04/apu2unaq.jpg

Blue Hornets and God of War
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/09/04/muzateqy.jpg

Space Monsters
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/09/04/uve2yban.jpg

My Clementine (terrible pic as the starfish knocked it over)
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/09/04/aryrahuq.jpg


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Nice! I had 11p shipped to me and only 2p survived the trip... :(

I dipped them in h2o2 last week to remove some algae and they havent fully opened since. :mad:

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Yeah mine are kind of finicky too for some reason... They closed up for over three weeks once after a weekly water change. No idea why as every other frag was happy.

Rastas are known to be one of the most delicate zoas and can melt out of the blue, which is a reason why they cost as much as they do being so small.

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dip them twice a day in coral rx(i use twice the recommended amount, use what you feel comfortable with)...... and once a day in the h2o2 ( use what you feel cofortable with this as well, im doing 3/1 tankwater to h2o2.

keep up with the vitamin c dosing.


the coral rx works wonders for the rotting tissue not to spread any further and helps them heal.

the h202 will get off any bad algaes on or in the polyp tissue


works for me but obviously you cant save them all:)cheers

im going to play as well and get some close up pics today im sure i got some goodies floating around:P

same thing here, a coral rx dip by its self would help to clean off whatevers making it mad....assuming your water quality is good:)