My Zoanthid sp. collection

Steve Ruddy

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After many years without I have started a new tank in my office. So far the first corals are Zoanthid sp. which I have never collected much before. I will post photos of my collection here and here are a few shots of Bam Bams to start if off.

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Great photos:)
 
Following. Love looking at awesome pictures of zoas :D I used to make fun of my boyfriend for doing it all the time and call it "coral ****"...now I'm hooked xD Anyways good start, can't wait to see more
 
Thanks for the comments! Here are a few of the common Implosion Palythoas. Sorry my title should have included Palythoa sp. but I don't know if I can change it. These maybe replaced with some higher end ones later but for now the electric green is working for me and I need as much as I can get to make the new tank not look so bare. BTW I'm waiting for 7 new additions from my wishlist. Can't wait to get and shoot them!


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I got this about 6 weeks ago and they are growing like mad. Utter Chaos are very showy even when just looking at a distance!

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I got this about 6 weeks ago and they are growing like mad. Hallucinations are very showy even when just looking at a distance!

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Sorry my bad, These are Utter Chaos!! I photographed the Hallucinations as well and will post them soon.
 
Anyone know what these are? I don't have them anymore but think they are nice. I would like to find them again or anything with the opaque white would be cool.​

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Wow awesome photos!
 

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