Coral ID

[Europa]

Could anyone please help me identify this coral?

 

[JustDewwit]

Pandoras ?

 

[sfin52]

Could anyone please help me identify this coral?

Are they gold and gold speckles.

 

[sfin52]

Do they look like these

 

[Europa]

Do they look like these

Yes, looks like the second one.

 

[Europa]

Are they gold and gold speckles.

yes, goldish.

 

[sfin52]

Yes, looks like the second one.

They are both the same. You have pandoras. Isolate to an island. Very fast growers. Mine grow extremely fast. I have fragged it 4 times already in less than a year.

 

[uhgster1]

PANDORAS. Isolate them. They’re beautiful but will spread like xenia overtaking any other zoas you put next to them. They grow FAST.

see the lower right of the aquarium? I used to have utter chaos, hornets, armors, and bam bams there.

 

[Europa]

They are both the same. You have pandoras. Isolate to an island. Very fast growers. Mine grow extremely fast. I have fragged it 4 times already in less than a year.

Yes, i'm asking because they are growing like crazy and taking over the rocks. How do I isolate and frag them?

 

[sfin52]

Yes, i'm asking because they are growing like crazy and taking over the rocks. How do I isolate and frag them?

Move them to their own rock. As they grow off the rock I cut them and put on own rock

 

[Europa]

Move them to their own rock. As they grow off the rock I cut them and put on own rock

How do you cut them? Scissors?

 

[ReeferWarrant]

Gloves, goggles, and a razor blade. Also make sure youre in a well ventilated room. While you are fragging them cut as close to the base as possible or even cut off part of the rock they are attached to if thats a possibility. Check thread below

Fragging Zoanthids

How to frag zoanthids.

www.reef2reef.com

Pandora's are pretty hardy and like above mention grow fast, so you can probably get away with cutting 1 polyp at a time. However, it's best to cut multiples out at a time (2-3).