Has gone from 4 to over a hundred in 1.5 years (with 2 tank moves and down time). While an attractive coral, I do not want a tank covered in them. They just seem to grow and grow.....
SunnyDs just another invasive palythoa???
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Frag and sell!
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Gladly take some off your hands if need. 
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Uhh, I don't consider that a problem. There are worse issues to have haha. This is mine that went from 2 polyps to this (both sides of the rock) In around 8 months.
Just cut them back if needed and sell them. That's what I do with my zippers and other zoas that are big colonies now. Here's that one too
Just cut them back if needed and sell them. That's what I do with my zippers and other zoas that are big colonies now. Here's that one too
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Me as well!Gladly take some off your hands if need.
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What state are you in?
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Gladly take some off your hands if need.
Uhh, I don't consider that a problem. There are worse issues to have haha. This is mine that went from 2 polyps to this (both sides of the rock) In around 8 months.
Just cut them back if needed and sell them. That's what I do with my zippers and other zoas that are big colonies now. Here's that one too
I am a lazy fragger in S. Az. Guess I am going to have to be more pro-active since I also have Rasta sprouting all over as well.
@AcroNem, Yea I am going to have to start fragging them up. My intention is to have an sps dominated not zoa/palys.
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Maaaaan, Rastas in my must have list to go with my bob marleys. If you start fraggin and shippin just let me know. Few things I need to straighten up in my tank before any new goodies tho.
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My mandarin oranges that grows like a weed. Started with 2, At about 100 now.
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That means I gotta be an unlazy fragger now. Hahaha. I'm down for a lil swap though. As soon as I get all this green funk out of the mix I'll be ready. Seriously
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What lighting do you run?Uhh, I don't consider that a problem. There are worse issues to have haha. This is mine that went from 2 polyps to this (both sides of the rock) In around 8 months.
Just cut them back if needed and sell them. That's what I do with my zippers and other zoas that are big colonies now. Here's that one too
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Pfff first of all those arent sunny D... Second of all thats not invasive.. 1.5 years and you've got what a 3"x3" colony? Maybe less looks more like 2"x2"..... Im sure you can just take that out and sell it for some nice change if your so worried about it taking over your tank. Most coral will grow at about that same rate except SPS.. Invasive coral will take over a 4ft tank completely in 1.5 years not grow into a massive 2 inch colony lol. Think about green star polyp, blue cloves, xenia aptasia, .....
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Pfffff...yeah they are, colors are off as are skirts from a tank issue, I got them from a reputable zoanthid dealer. If you read my post the tank was down and these were abused for about 6months. Original intent was will they take over my tank, since the tank is now starting to come around and they are taking off. I do not want them all over like green palys, so I am wondering if I need to intervene sooner than I expected.
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Those are indeed Sunny D's I think his lighting is making them look off, but those are. Your name looks like a vendor name, don't recognize it. If so you may want to write slightly nicer or people might get the wrong idea...
Maxspect Razor 160w 16k on my display, Can't remember settings off the top of my head though. They grow everything like a weed, but on my propagation systems I use T5ho and Halides.
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Yea that guy needs to chill lol
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These guys are invasive. Had 8 polyps about 6 months ago.
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Sorry i get offended when people use my favorite coral and the word "invasive" in the same sentence. But honesty I wouldn't consider them invasive by any standard.
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My sunny D's grow like crazy as well but I frag them. From my experience they seem to be a little sensitive to fragging, I always lose a few. I would not consider them invasive. Plus a coral is only invasive if you allow it to be. Be smart with placement and keep up with your husbandry and you will be fine.
