No plug/discs allowed --------impress me

Big E · Mar 1, 2013

When I've seen zoas/paly in person or in pics, it's the big patches and gardens that impress. Not some macro shot of a few zoas on a plug or a plethora of 10 -12 zoas scattered on the tank bottom with the ugly plug and discs showing.

How bout some pics without any plug/discs. I want to see these corals in all their glory in a natural setting. I'll get it started.........even somehting that isn't ubber rare can look much nicer.

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Zack · Mar 1, 2013

What are those in pic two?they almost look black! Pretty cool! Not sure if pic one is same but I can't see pic one.

buddythelion · Mar 1, 2013

joshporksandwich · Mar 1, 2013

scamp · Mar 1, 2013

just found a new half round round rock to start a new colonoy on ;}

GnarleyMarley · Mar 1, 2013

turbo21 · Mar 1, 2013

Hey Big E nice to see you over here bud,

turbo21 · Mar 1, 2013

a few more

Rabidgoose · Mar 1, 2013

bigcapct · Mar 1, 2013

T.W. · Mar 1, 2013

Now that is what my ultimate goal is and why I set up a reef tank!! All those pictures were fantastic. I want that overgrown "we have been here for awhile" feel to my tank

BillyC · Mar 1, 2013

Just kidding!!! I'm with you man. Anyone can buy a frag and take macro shots (nothing wrong with it, i do it too.) Seeing a real colony is what i like.
Old pic. Colony's almost doubled by now.

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coralfarm123 · Mar 1, 2013

Big E · Mar 2, 2013

Wow, coralfarm123........those are beautiful colonies..............that first pic is outstanding

Zack said:
What are those in pic two?they almost look black! Pretty cool! Not sure if pic one is same but I can't see pic one.

Those are Mary Janes. They are are dark purple with orange mouths.

Thanks everyone...........those are some awesome pics. One more of mine to keep this going

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