Zoa Diver

[artreef]

some more of my zoa collections :bigsmile:

 

[artreef]

 

[FL_Reefer]

You collected these from the ocean? Lucky, lol

 

[twpilot]

that would be really cool to just go dive for your own zoas!!!!!!!

 

[RKLion]

It's cool to see some Filipino zoas. Thanks!

 

[reeferdon]

WOW Very nice collection You are so lucky.

 

[artreef]

some of my poker chips and deliriums :angel:

 

[JFrar]

insane!

 

[artreef]

Some more :bigsmile:

 

[artreef]

and even more..

 

[artreef]

and more..

 

[tonkaoz]

all of those are wild caught . wow diving over there must be awesome

 

[AJ Reef]

Awesome pictures of an amazing collection! Which is your personal favorite?

 

[artreef]

Thanks guys. These tiny zoas are quite hard to see in the wild, by experience I have been familiar spotting them. bringing home small colonies, I propagate them on my tanks, sell some to compensate my diving expenses, but the most fun of all is enjoying both my passion, diving and reefkeeping.My personal favorite is this one :smile:

 

[artreef]

 

[AJ Reef]

WOW! Those are very impressive! Lots of color and pattern. Thanks for sharing with us.

 

[artreef]

Thanks..
Im about to frag these :smile:

 

[Robink]

Amazing collection!!

 

[Rob Top1]

Can't wait till you get your go pro. Would love to see bids of your collection efforts.
Also you need to get an export license. Please.

 

[Tougher33]

Hello Sir, I'm so amazed on your collections. I cant imagine those frags were collected in wild, and the best thing that is very proudly to know of as a filipino is all of your collections are from Philippine seas. I'm so inspired on what you have done Sir, I'm wondering if you could give some points on how to find zoas in the wild and how to collect it safely without damaging the colony? How deep zoas mostly seen? where do zoas commonly grow, is it on sand or rocks, is it on weak current, medium current, or big waves high current locations? TIA Sir...