Bouncing zoas?

[TilleysReef]

Anyone else have 'bouncing' zoas? This is a first for me. It happened over the past three months.

 

[Saltyreef]

Never seen that before. They look to be stretching for light though.
And those also look like PE palys like in my profile photo.

 

[ColorMeGone]

I do I do....lol

 

[TilleysReef]

I do I do....lol

Very cool!

 

[mfinn]

similar?

 

[StartingATank]

I don’t have any but those are really cool. Basically a blasto with zoa colorations. Hoping that this happens with some of my zoas

 

[TilleysReef]

As you can see here, I have other corals doing the same thing as well. I have a high quality multi spec par meter, so the light should be good. Kessil lights. I know it's all speculation what causes it, but regardless, still really interesting.

 

[StartingATank]

As you can see here, I have other corals doing the same thing as well. I have a high quality multi spec par meter, so the light should be good. Kessil lights. I know it's all speculation what causes it, but regardless, still really interesting.

I do think that that is common for blastos, mostly for merlettis but is also present in wellsi

 

[TilleysReef]

I do think that that is common for blastos, mostly for merlettis but is also present in wellsi

Ok Cool, thanks. Wasn't aware of that

 

[thamnasteroid]

Never seen that before. They look to be stretching for light though.
And those also look like PE palys like in my profile photo.

people eaters are Zoanthus gigantus, not Paly

 

[TilleysReef]

people eaters are Zoanthus gigantus, not Paly

Thank you

 

[Saltyreef]

people eaters are Zoanthus gigantus, not Paly

 

[keagan]

Anyone else have 'bouncing' zoas? This is a first for me. It happened over the past three months.

You need to come up with some crazy name for them and sell them for 900 bucks a polyp stat. Bounce mushrooms are a thing of the past get your bounce zoa's today!