Club Zoa Spotlight! Superman!

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Very nice zoas! I had them on high light with high flow and they were super slow growers. Please share you experiences and advice to keep them happy and from swinging out of your tank and kicking you in the face!
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I have no advice as I am very new at this hobby, but I do want to say that this is a beautiful photo.
 
Fantastic photos bro!
 
Awesome Jimbo!
 
Seems like there's two morphs going on here!

These are what I know as spidermans. They're the tiny morphs.

Here's an old photo when I used to have them.
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A lot of people have trouble keeping them. I was lucky that they were hardy and just grew like crazy in my tank. Very tolerant of lighting and appreciate some flow! :)
 
buddythelion -- what are the big ones next to it with the green center? Those are beautiful too!
 
there are spiderman zoas (small)

and Spiderman palys (big)
 

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I think there is also a difference

I used to have Spider-Man zoas a few years back. But the new morphs look to be palys. Individual stalks and they are Larger

And better in my opinion lol

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I've alway seen them as palys. Never seen the smaller zoa kind. A vendor here bought some from in at a frag swap and renamed them supermans lol.
 
I've alway seen them as palys. Never seen the smaller zoa kind. A vendor here bought some from in at a frag swap and renamed them supermans lol.

So they preferred DC over Marvel? Lol
 

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