Eye Candy!!! Zoas and Palys...

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More info, though beautiful they both are they both become very invasive. Spreading like crazy and can choke out other near by corals.
Green Implosion Palys.
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Those are call fly traps
 
I got the camera out last night to take some photo's of my zoa's again because as we all love them! lol I think the pics turned out pretty nicely if I do say so myself lol
The Sunny D's are going crazy lol they have no where left on the plug to grow any more! The need a bit of a haircut


I still think that one of the nicest and more simple zoa's are the Flaming Suns from EAA! Just a solid combination of colours and nothing overly fancy about them!




Some of the misc frags I have around the tank, each as lovely as the next :)








It's almost impossible to show and describe how bright these are and just how much they GLOW in the tank!! Easily the nicest pink I've ever come across!!
 
I got the camera out last night to take some photo's of my zoa's again because as we all love them! lol I think the pics turned out pretty nicely if I do say so myself lol
The Sunny D's are going crazy lol they have no where left on the plug to grow any more! The need a bit of a haircut


I still think that one of the nicest and more simple zoa's are the Flaming Suns from EAA! Just a solid combination of colours and nothing overly fancy about them!




Some of the misc frags I have around the tank, each as lovely as the next :)








It's almost impossible to show and describe how bright these are and just how much they GLOW in the tank!! Easily the nicest pink I've ever come across!!


Beauties!
 
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