Zoa garden

Marine Reefer · May 21, 2021

Good evening everyone,

I’m considering starting a Zoa garden in my 110g reef. I currently have an eagle eye and wanted to hear everyone experience/suggestions with build a garden. Ideas for which work well together. I know some are more prone to over take others. Any and all info is well thanks!!

Pistondog · May 21, 2021

Get a pair of clowns to occupy the garden.
We have zoas hosting a pair in our waterbox.
They keep the zoas happy.

coralfishreef · May 21, 2021

Add only zoas that you really like and keep them off the main rock work. The larger zoas/plays will overgrow the smaller zoas.

coralfishreef · May 21, 2021

Add only zoas that you really like and keep them off the main rock work. The larger zoas/plays can overgrow the smaller zoas. I prefer to keep them on the sand bed.

Marine Reefer · May 21, 2021

Pistondog said:
Get a pair of clowns to occupy the garden.
We have zoas hosting a pair in our waterbox.
They keep the zoas happy.

I have clowns that keep my nem company. I’ll consider getting more thanks!!!

Marine Reefer · May 21, 2021

coralfishreef said:
Add only zoas that you really like and keep them off the main rock work. The larger zoas/plays can overgrow the smaller zoas. I prefer to keep them on the sand bed.

Unfortunately, I already have my rock work complete and the two lone rocks have a GSP and a Xenia on them.

blasterman · May 23, 2021

For a 110 I suggest bigger varieties like gobstoppers, chaos, etc. Smaller zoas really get lost in bigger tanks and once they start growing any cool patterns just blur together as one mass.

Bam bams. Dragon eyes etc are smaller zoas that look good in bigger tanks because they have such vivid colors.

Marine Reefer · May 23, 2021

Thanks for all the great tips and info. Still planing this whole thing out but I’m really looking forward to it. Thanks again

Just John · Jun 8, 2021

A couple of people have quick videos about placing different color zoas based on the color wheel. It tells you how to match up zoas that will have the most attractive color combinations.

Colorz · Jun 10, 2021

Just John said:
A couple of people have quick videos about placing different color zoas based on the color wheel. It tells you how to match up zoas that will have the most attractive color combinations.

Possibly have a link to see these videos? Would love to check em out as I'm getting ready to start my 1st zoa garden