Who's got the biggest zoa colony?

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Omg gorgeous!!
 
How fast did your colonies grow and how did you get the frag to a colony? Direct feeding? Flow? Placement?
 
How fast did your colonies grow and how did you get the frag to a colony? Direct feeding? Flow? Placement?
It depends on the type, some grow faster (Sunny Ds). I feed them directly by dropping pellets on them. LRS reef frenzy and mysis they catch when the fish are full. Low to medium flow and lower placement for some. I had some in the top 3rd of my tank in high flow and light and they did not do well.
 
How fast did your colonies grow and how did you get the frag to a colony? Direct feeding? Flow? Placement?

But both the rastas and Armageddons started out with 5 polyps each and I would say it took about 2 years maybe to get where it's at now. I just glue square discs to an isolated rock and let them grow to colony size and I don't feed my corals, just my fish[emoji4] a lot! That colony is placed on the sand bed, where most my zoas are with medium flow
 
How fast did your colonies grow and how did you get the frag to a colony? Direct feeding? Flow? Placement?
I find that starting with one polyp is perhaps the slowest possible way to grow anything. Even just having two polyps makes a big difference. For whatever reason, single polyp frags seem to just sit there forever and not sprout any babies. When you have a few more they tend to grow faster, in my experience. Once you find a happy spot for them, leave them alone! Zoas like detectable levels of nitrates in the tank.
 
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My utter chaos / pink zipper / yoda colony.. bigger than it looks as that's a top down view it spreads all around a rock.. easy 60+ heads of each must be worth a little bit now haha! they're growing fast :)
Really nice combo!
 
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My utter chaos / pink zipper / yoda colony.. bigger than it looks as that's a top down view it spreads all around a rock.. easy 60+ heads of each must be worth a little bit now haha! they're growing fast :)


THAT is one BEAUTIFUL combo rock!
 
THAT is one BEAUTIFUL combo rock!

Thanks very much.

Im thinking about selling it, but I just know it's worth so much more if I frag it up. :)

Does make for a nice show piece in the middle of my tank mind :)
 
Thanks very much.

Im thinking about selling it, but I just know it's worth so much more if I frag it up. :)

Does make for a nice show piece in the middle of my tank mind :)

It is a beautiful rock!
If you do frag, I would be interested! Are those Sunny D's I see down there?
 
I have one of those too! Not sure what the actual name for it is?
Well hopefully we'll find out what they are. I thought it was kind of strange because the zoas or the "clam" seem to care about each other. They get along perfectly.
 

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