Before I die, I would like these:

[Allen Michelle]

I came up with a list of zoanthids I want before I die

 

[Serk]

Just whatever you do, don't organize a group buy to get 'em all! :wink:

 

[Tommy Tucker]

Would you put me in your will please?

 

[Drew]

Wake up Michelle, wake up!!!

 

[ChuKronos]

you almost forgot these:

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-Chuck

 

[tesfeld]

I have 4-5 of those. I'll keep you in mind once I become a better parent to them.

 

[ChuKronos]

@tesfeld wrote:

Of the ones in the picture in my post? If so, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, one more time...please keep me in mind.


If any one has any of the zoos in the top left picture, please let me know.
-Chuck

 

[Jon Burns]

Michelle,

If you want to blow a hundred here or there... One of the vendors on Frags.com or somewhere else, I will for sure do a group, or duo buy with you!

I am in a Zoanthid frame of mind right now, and am going to devote my 105 to them.

 

[TCU Reefer]

These guys have a nice selection to offer here. I think their feedback has been good on RC.

http://www.ultimatefrags.com/coral.php?cat=Zoanthid

Group buy anyone?

 

[Serk]

Chuck,
Are these close enough?

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And just if I hadn't put them way down in my tank where they're almost impossible to get to for fragging.....

 

[Gargoyle12]

Serk,

Those are purdy!
I'll trade you a 20l tank for a frag of those

 

[ChuKronos]

I have a frag of those, Serk! They are really great! I wish they would grow faster.
-Chuck

 

[Eric]

@tesfeld wrote:

Keep who in mind?>

 

[fperkins]

Newb question on the zoas. Is it "normal" for some to extend (like Serk's photo) while others stay tight?

The colonies in my 100G extend, the colonies in my 55, 24, 29, 12 are tight. They don't "look" like zoas when they extend on the stalk and the fringe edge.

Tank conditions roughly the same across all tanks except the 100 is the only one with MH (250 W).

 

[fperkins]

@Matt wrote:

IME, Zoa's that extend like that are usually doing so in an attempt to get out of a shaded area and/or outcompete each other for light. You might look and see how they are positioned in your tank. They could possibly be slightly under another coral or part of the aquascape."]

One colony is at the top of the stack. If it were a few inches taller and the glass cover weren't in the way the polyps could kiss the light.

The other is about mid-way down the stack and is king of a mountain so is in full light.

The Orbit (4x65) fixture is new (finally bought a 5' to replace the 4' a couple of weeks ago).

Maybe the MH needs to be dropped an inch or two. It is getting a little long in the tooth (Giesemann Nova, 6/7 months old or so).

Thanks for the input.