all zoa tank

[aerius007]

 

[NC Health]

Impressive collection.

 

[jhsu703]

hahah you guys are ZOAS NUTS ....but very nice

 

[Anonymous]

Does anyone know the name of these?

17.

 

[aerius007]

No but we could call them red-headed step child

 

[aquascapesofla]

No but we could call them red-headed step child

I like that name!

 

[jok312]

nice stuff aerius! are you planning on leaving your zoas there or putting them on your rocks?

 

[jok312]

anonymous i got those as fire and ice, but red-headed step child is cooler imo also

 

[aquascapesofla]

Not ALLbut.... mostly zoa Tank! (Bad Pic)

 

[aerius007]

nice stuff aerius! are you planning on leaving your zoas there or putting them on your rocks?

Funny you mention that. I just started to put some on rock last night, kinda of a cool combination on rock too. I have jokers on one side, spiderman on the other side and nightmares in the middle. I was trying to come up with a cool name for the rock. Spiderman vs. Joker. It should look nice when it grows in. I'll snap a pick later.

BTW, nice picture aquascape! ^^^

 

[Anonymous]

No but we could call them red-headed step child

Good name,

Is there any value to these? I have a colony of 900+ polyps in my fuge.

 

[aerius007]

There has to be some value, how much I would have no idea. Nice looking polyps though, I'd take a frag of a couple hundred

 

[jok312]

nice scape aqua! i like the orange surrounding the purples

 

[Anonymous]

There has to be some value, how much I would have no idea. Nice looking polyps though, I'd take a frag of a couple hundred

they have become a problem and thats why I moved the rock they are on to the fuge. If you are local you are welcome to them. My LFS is going to give me 25 heads of blue green acan for them.

 

[RadReef]

You have a nice collection. I think that skirt colors really matter when placing zoas/palys. The oral disc is also important but initially what one sees is the skirts and then the complexity of the morph, like the interior. It's a good place to start when mixing non-LE stuff and then work your way down to the LE morphs. I like your idea about placement, I'm doing something similar in my system. I'm putting RRPPE, PPE, and RPEs together so you can see the differences side-by-side. If it looks good to you, that's all that matters. Here's one of my non-LE zoa rocks, I wish I would have mixed the skirts a little more but I think it looks nice,

 

[RadReef]

 

[jok312]

thanks radreef you got a nice collection yourself.. how big is that rock btw? i'm debating if i should get one big rock or multiple smaller decent sized ones

 

[RadReef]

The rock's about 8 X 10 inches. I prefer the look of bigger pieces of rock over smaller more spread out pieces. I have a crete background which I'm going to cover with zoas as well it's about 2 ft. by 1.5 ft. I have a rock that's about 10 X 12 inches that I've placed in the front of my tank for my LE stuff.

 

[aerius007]

Spiderman VS. Joker having a Nightmare. Should be cool when it grows out, but who will win...

 

[oceanparadise1]

Heres a cool idea(i am currently doing this in the 180) i bought a nice large piece of FLAT live rock about 8x8 and what i did was take ONE polyp of every zoa i have and placed in on the rock with a dab of glue. Every time i get a new zoa frag or colony i add that to the rock i think in about a year or so im going to have a SICK looking mixed zoa colony rock!