Im not sure , that will be dope tho , take a hammer and chisel to the rock and find out eagle eye zoas are pretty hardy.
I wouldn't but to each their own.
You can remove it if you prefer to , but it’s probably reef safe and helps filter the water column so there’s no need
Right now my Zoa is lodged between two rocks on the plug still would it be better on the sand bed or just let it over from the frag plug over timeI'm fairly sure it's a clam/mollusk of some sort I have a Frag I got recently that very prominently display what I believe to be that same species as this and he's been happily filtering my water. He just closed up cause I had to turn the daytime spectrum on to take this.
If you want it on the rock then just snip the bottom of the plug and glue it to the rock , sandbed is fine to just stick it in
Hey sorry been really sick this week. I like to just plug them in the sandbed or use a little tub filled with aquarium gravel (tiny pebbles zoas can attach onto) when I’m experimenting with layouts and color contrast. When I’m ready to make a permanent garden I transfer frags onto a rock and snip as much of the plugs as I can.
