CTARS Zoa Grow-out Competition!

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What price point zoa frag would you be willing to buy into for this grow-out competition?


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I like this idea it might be fun to do teams of some sort maybe three different types of zoa's teams consisting of three players one skilled. one intermediate and one beginner. It might be a good way to encourage some of the newer reefers to join in the game

I agree. I like this idea more and more. We'll definitely have to give this more consideration during the planning stage.
 
It is definitely a neat idea. One that can be discussed. Always great to have different frags floating around.

One thing to keep in mind is that different zoanthids have different growth rates (example our first contest vs our second) so it will be very hard to track and compare against one another if they are not the same.
 
Love the suggestions coming through. Last time through the only thing I saw was "I'm in". Long live democracy
 
Pink Hallucinations. Just came in today. I owe you one.
Those are nice, I had some others sold as pink halls were nothing like these... You don't owe me anything Mike, And fyi I was checking that frag out today its not looking any better.
 
We've got great participation so far, but I know there are a lot you CTARS members still out there. Sign up now! :)
 
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We can all grow these
 
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I'd love to jump in for the fun/competition factor but as a noob I don't feel comfortable enough with my Zoa farming abilities yet.... next time. :)
 
Is this available to join? When does it start and do we have a price point yet?

Yes, you can still join! Details are still being worked out as we wanted to make sure first we would have enough participation. Shall I add you to the list? :)
 

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