lets flaunt them zoas to make everyone else jealous!

[larryndana]

wow, great pics. :cheer:

 

[richarl5]

Originally Posted by rabid frog

I love these! I didn't know that color was possible!

 

[azfishgal]

Originally Posted by rabid frog
That should be fine. Zoo's are not a high light demanding coral. The only thing that makes the biggest difference is kelvin spectrum. They look totally diff. under 14k vs. 10k.
So what looks better, 14k or 10k?

 

[azfishgal]

Originally Posted by richarl5
I love these! I didn't know that color was possible!
WOW! That's a pretty green!

What kind of lighting?
Oops, asked the wrong person. Hey Rabidfrog, what lighting?

 

[albfishin']

Nice pics everyone!!! :cheer:

 

[bonita69]

here is mine

 

[bronco300]

oh my weakness...now if i could only find they super super colors without lettings someone charge me 2 arms and 3 legs

 

[bronco300]

some more ***) ***)

 

[bronco300]

moreeee

 

[costa13]

I can see what your true love is Bronco. LOL

 

[bronco300]

haha, thanks...the sad thing is i may never be happy with how many i have...

***)

 

[azfishgal]

So is it hard to take care of zoas?

 

[bronco300]

no they are very simple and one of the most beautiful in my opinion, and there are TONS upon TONS of different morphs

 

[azfishgal]

Originally Posted by Bronco300
no they are very simple and one of the most beautiful in my opinion, and there are TONS upon TONS of different morphs
Thanks, I'm thinking these will be my first coral to try. How long should I have my tank established before trying some?

 

[stephish]

definitely jealous!!! I was already planning a trip to the new lfs I visited this past saturday, this makes it worse.

 

[bronco300]

just make sure your tank is cycled like normal...they are pretty hardy...my personal favorite which i plan on make my 75 covered in

 

[azfishgal]

Originally Posted by Bronco300
just make sure your tank is cycled like normal...they are pretty hardy...my personal favorite which i plan on make my 75 covered in
Thanks, I really like them. Not sure if anyone else has come up with this nickname, but I call them the flowers of the reef.

 

[bronco300]

how bout the toxic roses of the ocean? lol

 

[azfishgal]

Originally Posted by Bronco300
how bout the toxic roses of the ocean? lol
Are they really toxic?

 

[bronco300]

they can be very toxic....there are not very many cases where something happens, but when you have these in your tank and are messing around with zoos, you ALWAYS shoudl wear gloves and some type of eye protection and they can squirt out...especially if you ever frag any!