The Palythoa grandis thread.

[A. grandis]

I thought this would be a good opportunity to share your P. grandis experiences and possibly pictures.

Does anyone here have/had those wonderful zoas?
What colors?
What flow do they prefer in your tank?
Lights?
Do you feed them? If so, what and how often?

This is your space...

Grandis.

 

[tuna_bullet]

I thought this would be a good opportunity to share your P. grandis experiences and possibly pictures.

Does anyone here have/had those wonderful zoas?
What colors?
What flow do they prefer in your tank?
Lights?
Do you feed them? If so, what and how often?

This is your space...

Grandis.

 

[A. grandis]

Very, very nice with the greens!!
Those guys are so nice…
Any interesting observations on keeping them?
Thanks for the colorful response.

Grandis.

 

[tuna_bullet]

they like lots of light and flow i keep them up top in my tank they eat mysis shrimp and pellets and all they can get....

 

[A. grandis]

Oh, so nice!!!
They do add a great texture to the reef, don't you think?

Some of them are so bright white, with beige, brown, and green spots. Just gorgeous!

How fast do they reproduce in your system?

Please keep posting more about your wonderful P. grandis, people...

Grandis.

 

[glb]

Those are beautiful!!!

 

[tuna_bullet]

Those are beautiful!!!

Thank you...

 

[socal619]

In real life there giant about golf ball sizes, pretty crazy

 

[hansmtt]

Here is one of my 3 colonies...

 

[SteelGluer]

Can someone ID these. Thanks

 

[A Toadstool Leather]

Mine dont like too much light. They brown out when moved up. I give them low light and moderate flow. I like to feed the sometimes with fauna marin pellets. I get about 1-2 polyps a month.