Experience with zoa

[muggle0981]

Anyone have experience with these type? Are they common-not common?

 

[ChiCity]

common… i dare say, invasive.

 

[twentyleagues]

Anyone have experience with these type? Are they common-not common?

Purple death and I think a version of the nuclear something or other, common they grow quite rapidly. If you can keep them on their own rock away from any other rock they should stay contained. I would tend to agree though borderline invasive.

 

[dakoop]

Pretty

 

[muggle0981]

So maybe a no

 

[bubbgee]

It's all about aesthetics and space management. If you have it use up all the rock surface that you would want a frag on, then it's invasive. If it's the only corals you want in your tank, I don't see a problem with that.

So maybe a no

 

[twentyleagues]

So maybe a no

No to what? They look great especially together. Is that the actual purchase? How much? Common yes quick to grow yes but cool as heck! Looking to frag and make money then no.

 

[ColorMeGone]

I think they look awesome! Palys buy the looks of them.

 

[muggle0981]

20-30 polyps for $60

 

[muggle0981]

Debating if i should pick it up

 

[twentyleagues]

Debating if i should pick it up

Its a nice looking colony for sure. If you like it then yes. If you want it for some other reason like trying to make money off it then no. $2.00/polyp isnt terrible. Not great either.

 

[muggle0981]

Not trying to make money-tank addition

 

[ChrisfromBrick]

the closest i would get to palys like that are captain america, which aren’t that fast growing and also quite beautiful. I never understood the interest people had in the green and brown palys that you see at local aquariums.