How about Blue zoanthids?
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digitydash
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digitydash
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Zoo's are usually like the size of a pencil eraser maybe a little bigger and Palys are the size of about a quarter.The tub question I dont know.
saltysteele
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WOW!!!
beautiful!!
scopus tang
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Originally Posted by metweezer
http:///forum/post/2611625
Still trying to find out what tub's are
Steve, I believe that Blue Tubs is the common name for the very nice blue zoas pictured above.
http:///forum/post/2611625
Still trying to find out what tub's are
Steve, I believe that Blue Tubs is the common name for the very nice blue zoas pictured above.
codylowe
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Originally Posted by metweezer
http:///forum/post/2611625
Still trying to find out what tub's are
Tub was the one who named the zoa. That's why it's called Tubs Blues.
http:///forum/post/2611625
Still trying to find out what tub's are
Tub was the one who named the zoa. That's why it's called Tubs Blues.
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tizzo
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Yeah, he's a dude.
Now they are Tiz's blues.
WELL THEY ARE!!!
Now they are Tiz's blues.
WELL THEY ARE!!!
scopus tang
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Originally Posted by Tizzo
http:///forum/post/2612206
Yeah, he's a dude.
Now they are Tiz's blues.
WELL THEY ARE!!!
Too funny Tizzo!
Alright, got a better picture; don't believe that these are tubs, although the colors appear similar. These are small for zoas, some of the smallest I've ever seen. About the circumference of the clicker on a ball-point when fully open, which is why its so darn hard to get a picture of them.
Also have this one I got from a fellow reefer
Any thoughts?
http:///forum/post/2612206
Yeah, he's a dude.
Now they are Tiz's blues.
WELL THEY ARE!!!
Too funny Tizzo!
Alright, got a better picture; don't believe that these are tubs, although the colors appear similar. These are small for zoas, some of the smallest I've ever seen. About the circumference of the clicker on a ball-point when fully open, which is why its so darn hard to get a picture of them.
Also have this one I got from a fellow reefer
Any thoughts?
J
jesses89
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scopas, those look purple in the first pic?
scopus tang
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Jesses89;2613843 said:
groupergenius
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Originally Posted by timbodmb
http:///forum/post/2614000
Can someone tell me how to get rid of Zoa eating Nudis? I dipped mine in iodine when I first got them, then found two nudis snacking away. I plucked them, didn't see any for a while, but the eggs were laid, and now I have about 20... will potassium permanganate hurt the zoas?
As far as I know..... a freshwater R/O dip will get them off. As far as time in the dip, I don't recall.
The potassium permanganate is better served on Monti-eating Nudis.
http:///forum/post/2614000
Can someone tell me how to get rid of Zoa eating Nudis? I dipped mine in iodine when I first got them, then found two nudis snacking away. I plucked them, didn't see any for a while, but the eggs were laid, and now I have about 20... will potassium permanganate hurt the zoas?
As far as I know..... a freshwater R/O dip will get them off. As far as time in the dip, I don't recall.
The potassium permanganate is better served on Monti-eating Nudis.
hexedagain1
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Originally Posted by GrouperGenius
http:///forum/post/2614128
As far as I know..... a freshwater R/O dip will get them off. As far as time in the dip, I don't recall.
The potassium permanganate is better served on Monti-eating Nudis.
I leave mine in an R/O dip for about 15 minutes. I do this with any wild colony I get. I shake it back and forth while holding the rock/frag upside down. You can see the stuff falling off of it.
http:///forum/post/2614128
As far as I know..... a freshwater R/O dip will get them off. As far as time in the dip, I don't recall.
The potassium permanganate is better served on Monti-eating Nudis.
I leave mine in an R/O dip for about 15 minutes. I do this with any wild colony I get. I shake it back and forth while holding the rock/frag upside down. You can see the stuff falling off of it.
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tizzo
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Originally Posted by Tizzo
http:///forum/post/2609503
GrouperGenius is my favoritist reefer at the moment!
He knows how to hook a hobbiest up. Just about every coral frag I have came from his tank.
But he charges SO MUCH MONEY!!!
....
But it's so worth it... beautiful corals. Yours and mine.
To late to edit...
My zoas were a "gift" also.
But I woulda paid big... wait... what I meant was... Somebody woulda paid big money for these.
Anyway, thanks GG
http:///forum/post/2609503
GrouperGenius is my favoritist reefer at the moment!
He knows how to hook a hobbiest up. Just about every coral frag I have came from his tank.
But he charges SO MUCH MONEY!!!
But it's so worth it... beautiful corals. Yours and mine.
To late to edit...
My zoas were a "gift" also.
But I woulda paid big... wait... what I meant was... Somebody woulda paid big money for these.
Anyway, thanks GG
groupergenius
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Mike, since you started this thread with some of my tubs...her's a recent pic of the mother colony. This started as a 15 polyp frag 8 months ago. And I have taken several off of it.
scopus tang
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Originally Posted by GrouperGenius
http:///forum/post/2632893
Mike, since you started this thread with some of my tubs...her's a recent pic of the mother colony. This started as a 15 polyp frag 8 months ago. And I have taken several off of it.
Wow! Fragging again anytime soon?
http:///forum/post/2632893
Mike, since you started this thread with some of my tubs...her's a recent pic of the mother colony. This started as a 15 polyp frag 8 months ago. And I have taken several off of it.