saltwatercraz
Member
MilkyWayPeopleeater
Lighting-medium, Random turbulent flow
Growth-slow
Saltwatercraz
zooanthids are a very popular coral so..lets get a database started.
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MilkyWayPeopleeater
Lighting-medium, Random turbulent flow
Growth-slow
Saltwatercraz
flricordia
Active Member
zoanthid eating nudibranch
Will change color to resemble zoanthid feeding upon
Will change color to resemble zoanthid feeding upon
flricordia
Active Member
Already we are getting some of the same zoanthids and calling them different names. This is what I was refering to when I suggested a poll be done and a name decided upon. The other zoa naming site has WAY to many of the same zoas with different names and it is not only irritating but confusing. Let's avoid this if possible. Any that look too simular for comfort should be polled for a name. There is nothing wrong with choosing one name. If the origional namer from another site is not comfortable with it an AKA can be attatched, though these are common names only and can hold no TM and can be named whatever people wish by popular opinion on the Internet.
Are we building a database...or are we copying one?
Are we building a database...or are we copying one?
flricordia
Active Member
Flricordia
Pineapple passion
Lighting/med-high
growth
polyp size/med
Pineapple passion
Lighting/med-high
growth
polyp size/med
flricordia
Active Member
Zoanthid eating nudibranch eggs
Manual removal is necessary. Remove the zoanthid colony/frag from the water. With tweezers carefully remove the entire egg sack. Iodine and F/W dip the zoanthid before returning to QT tank.
Manual removal is necessary. Remove the zoanthid colony/frag from the water. With tweezers carefully remove the entire egg sack. Iodine and F/W dip the zoanthid before returning to QT tank.
flricordia
Active Member
Martian Reds and Pink Panthers
Polyp size-small
Lighting-Med/High
Growth-fast
Polyp size-small
Lighting-Med/High
Growth-fast
michaeltx
Moderator
Originally Posted by Flricordia
http:///forum/post/2653255
Already we are getting some of the same zoanthids and calling them different names. This is what I was refering to when I suggested a poll be done and a name decided upon. The other zoa naming site has WAY to many of the same zoas with different names and it is not only irritating but confusing. Let's avoid this if possible. Any that look too simular for comfort should be polled for a name. There is nothing wrong with choosing one name. If the origional namer from another site is not comfortable with it an AKA can be attatched, though these are common names only and can hold no TM and can be named whatever people wish by popular opinion on the Internet.
Are we building a database...or are we copying one?
I am going to be working on a page layout thing and probably setting up a page to link to outside fo SWF.com for now which will allow an actual page layout instead of the thread layout we currently have that will make things easier to look at and find. once that gets started it will be easier to see duplicates and such and then we can figure a way of actually narrowing it down and getting it in more of an order. if that makes sense LOL
Mike
http:///forum/post/2653255
Already we are getting some of the same zoanthids and calling them different names. This is what I was refering to when I suggested a poll be done and a name decided upon. The other zoa naming site has WAY to many of the same zoas with different names and it is not only irritating but confusing. Let's avoid this if possible. Any that look too simular for comfort should be polled for a name. There is nothing wrong with choosing one name. If the origional namer from another site is not comfortable with it an AKA can be attatched, though these are common names only and can hold no TM and can be named whatever people wish by popular opinion on the Internet.
Are we building a database...or are we copying one?
I am going to be working on a page layout thing and probably setting up a page to link to outside fo SWF.com for now which will allow an actual page layout instead of the thread layout we currently have that will make things easier to look at and find. once that gets started it will be easier to see duplicates and such and then we can figure a way of actually narrowing it down and getting it in more of an order. if that makes sense LOL
Mike
flricordia
Active Member
Armor of God
Lighting-low/med
Growth-Med
Polyps size-large
Lighting-low/med
Growth-Med
Polyps size-large
flricordia
Active Member
Stardust PE
Lighting-med
Growth-moderate
Polyp size-Large
Lighting-med
Growth-moderate
Polyp size-Large
flricordia
Active Member
Marble palythoa
Lighting-low/med
Growth-slow
Polyp size-large
Lighting-low/med
Growth-slow
Polyp size-large
flricordia
Active Member
Pink Zippers
Lighting-med/high
Growth-moderate
Polyp size-large
Lighting-med/high
Growth-moderate
Polyp size-large
rebelprettyboy
Active Member
sry but I love those pink zippers
rebelprettyboy
Active Member
Lighting-med/high
Growth-moderate
Polyp size-medium
Growth-moderate
Polyp size-medium
flricordia
Active Member
Bali Delight
Lighting/Moderate
Growth/Medium
Polyp size/Medium
Lighting/Moderate
Growth/Medium
Polyp size/Medium
flricordia
Active Member
been some time since updated but here are Emerald Sunshine just officially added to zoaID.
Emerald Sunshine
Protopaly
Large polyp
Low light
Growth rate unknown
Emerald Sunshine
Protopaly
Large polyp
Low light
Growth rate unknown
rebelprettyboy
Active Member
Almost forgot to post these in here!
Armeggedons
Growth Rate - Fast
Flow - Med/High
Size - large Polyp
Color - Red and Blackish/brown
Lighting - High Light
Armeggedons
Growth Rate - Fast
Flow - Med/High
Size - large Polyp
Color - Red and Blackish/brown
Lighting - High Light
rebelprettyboy
Active Member
Forgot to add they eat like a pig. They lije big pieces of meat