Pretty snake polyps?

[Dtech07]

I'm not sure why it takes so long for them to decide to open but I think mine was a month or two before ALL of them opened but it's really nice because they respond to light and food quicker than regular Zoas.

 

[Macrochick]

Here's my Red and Yellow snake Polyps
http://imgh.us/IMG_5322_2.jpg

 

[Macrochick]

Here's my Red and Yellow snake polyps

 

[littlebigreef]

The look like catapilars. So weird lol.

 

[Jason mack]

Amazing !!! What do they feed on ?? They look like they could take your finger off !!

 

[Macrochick]

They catch whatever you feed your corals. They are in the zoanthid family!

 

[nautical_nathaniel]

My LFS has some bright neon green ones but he won't break the colony into frags and I'm not about to pay $100 for full rock of them that won't fit into my aquarium!

 

[Rispa]

Has anyone had long term success with these?

 

[reef lover]

Ive had mine for over a years and theyve grown 4 more additional polyps....

 

[Rispa]

Ive had mine for over a years and theyve grown 4 more additional polyps....

That's great to hear. Have you noticed any special requirements?

 

[reef lover]

Nope...they get fed dif coral foods a cple times a week broadcast to whole tank and thats it...mine arent as nice as those st patricks in the first post...lol

 

[Rispa]

Nope...they get fed dif coral foods a cple times a week broadcast to whole tank and thats it...mine arent as nice as those st patricks in the first post...lol

I saw some at a store yesterday and it got me curious. They are definitely unique.