What Zoa is This?
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Probably can't get an answer without knowing your lighting. Most zoa's need some UV/Actinic lighting to show color. Naturally all the Zoa photos you will see on the web show under good lighting conditions. If you are just using white light right now a $5 UV flashlight would show you their potential.
As an example the below Zoa's are my wife's favorite, orange oxide, when lit up with just ambient light in my room:
This is without my hand covering the Tank LEDs:
As an example the below Zoa's are my wife's favorite, orange oxide, when lit up with just ambient light in my room:
This is without my hand covering the Tank LEDs:
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Hy thanks mine has more of a green tinge to it let me see if I can get a shot of himProbably can't get an answer without knowing your lighting. Most zoa's need some UV/Actinic lighting to show color. Naturally all the Zoa photos you will see on the web show under good lighting conditions. If you are just using white light right now a $5 UV flashlight would show you their potential.
As an example the below Zoa's are my wife's favorite, orange oxide, when lit up with just ambient light in my room:
This is without my hand covering the Tank LEDs:
