ZA (zoaholics anonymous)

[banditpowdercoat]

Originally Posted by fishytime

It depends on the species of zoanthid. Zoas will tend to be shorter and smaller in diameter. Palys tend to be longer with a larger diameter. Possible I suppose that your zoas are "stretching" towards the light. One method I have used is to glue a rock in the path of your spreading zoas, when they creep on to the "barricade" rock, you pop the rock off and sell or trade it....or give it to me

Yes, I need more Oyster shells for them to grow unto. Maybe they Paly's then?? If they are stretching to the light, which is what it appears, A brighter light should settle them down, no? have 2 175W MH coming to replace the 4 tube 24W TEK

[fishytime]

Originally Posted by banditpowdercoat

Yes, I need more Oyster shells for them to grow unto. Maybe they Paly's then?? If they are stretching to the light, which is what it appears, A brighter light should settle them down, no? have 2 175W MH coming to replace the 4 tube 24W TEK

Well that outta kick things up a notch Just remember to start off slow with the MH...you dont want to scorch your zoas

Heres some more.

[JDigital]

Here's a couple shots of mine...

[fishytime]

Nice shots Josh!

[Snaz]

Good damn Jdigital you take great shots.

[Ephraim]

[fishytime]

Ephraim....that one rock should be very X-masY when it opens up fully....very nice combo.

More of mine.

[flipzed]

Originally Posted by Ephraim

anybody know the name of the ones in the last picture? ( red ones ) and do u ever frag it? i would love to get my hands one some of this