new zoas on the way!

Discussion in 'Soft Corals' started by shecter, Dec 29, 2010.

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  1. shecter

    shecter Fire Shrimp

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    im picking up a 4 head frag of armor of gods and a head of purple hornet! im excited its my first venture into zoas and they are beautiful lol
     
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  3. steve wright

    steve wright Super Moderator

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    congrats shecter
    put some images up when they arrive, please

    Steve
     
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    shecter Fire Shrimp

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    absolutely. what should the care be for zoas? this is my first shot at them and the PH are expensive i dont want them to die lol
     
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    Definatley need pictures! and just a heads up on the hornets(i have some of my own) they dont like extremely bright light so if you can put them in a "shady" area theyll do fine. And congrats!
     
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    IME
    They are not to demanding on lighting, and prefer moderate water flow ( they can do OK in high also)

    I found that when I had 2 colonies of the same coloured Zoas, the colony that was furthest away from my T5 lighting seemed to have the best colouration

    Steve
     
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    good to know :) any advice is great for me right now i want them to thrive so i can make my money back on them someday fragging them to local members lol
     
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    shecter Fire Shrimp

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    so should they be placed directly on the sand bed?
     
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    great read ty for the article :D
     
  12. makeshiftcrew

    makeshiftcrew Gigas Clam

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    Yea for the time being. Let them acclimate to the strength of your light and water flow. Then after a week or 2 move them alittle higher. Eventually youll find the right spot for them and they should FLOURISH.

    And your welcome. Its there to help