name the most popular zoas
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Red1CA
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I guess it varies for rastas. More reefers have it down in San Diego than up in Vegas
Robert_ellis
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Grow out
Ben little79
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These guys are warming my heart.. I wake up proud of them everyday..
Dsnakes
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My little zoa garden.
These are an interesting no name red zoa I got a while back. They are plain but bright.
These are an interesting no name red zoa I got a while back. They are plain but bright.
deepblue68
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I have rasta's and can hook you up at one of njrc meetings.
Hallowhead
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You're a legend - I just have to find a meeting I can make ! Would have to be a northern jersey meet
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I have some Twizzlers..
deepblue68
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yes in nnj wanaque
deepblue68
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I live in wanaque nnj 07465
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What is AOL zoa?
rogersb
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AOI, not AOL. I don't know what it stands for but it's a WWC zoa. Blue with a yellow center. I have them. Got them at a swap for $20 for 3 polyps I think. Worth that price, not more IMO.
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Since this thread seems to have turned into an 'eye candy' thread, and there's nothing wrong with that of course, I'll post some shots from my 4 month old shallow rimless. I only try to collect larger and rarer varities.
First....what's life without chaos...utter chaos it is. Love these things and especially the reaction I get when people first see them. Prices have also come down quite a bit as they've spread through the industry, but they are still a bit on the rare side. I've found them very hardy, but slow growers. They seem to like more water flow than most palys.
Next up - I have no idea. I got these from a vendor who only deals with very high end stuff, and after insulting him with a snarky comment "what the heck are you feeding those nuke greens" was informed they weren't nuke greens, and upon examination realized they weren't. I've had many colonies of nuke greens; classic nukes are smaller, more striated, have different mouths, grow more symetrically, are much smaller, and not nearly as intense. These beasts grow to size of quarters (bigger if you count the skirts), eat like pigs, have ridiculous actinic response, grow at an astonishing rate and don't care about water conditions. I paid a hefty price for a single polyp, but with the rate they are growing I'll have no trouble getting it back. They might be related to grandis, or just a mutation of nukes...I don't know. I call them thermo nuclear greens.
Another mystery paly I got from mr high end guy at the end of a swap. I had a really hard time getting the color right...they are a deep indigo and blue with polyps between dime and nickel size. Very pretty paly I've only seen in my tank. Not the fastest grower but accelerating. Very, very sensitive to water conditions. The slightest change in pH will cause them to curl up making me suspect they are a deeper water variety even they prefer very intense light.
And the best for last. Got these from a guy selling drop dead amazing ice armageddons for $100, and I wasn't parting with that much cash. He was selling these morphs for a lot cheaper, so I snagged them. Fantastic powder and royal blue combo, and the heads are the size of nickels. Initially they grew fast, so I started fragging, but after I split the colony growth came to a hault...I guess for spite. I'll try heavier water flow.
First....what's life without chaos...utter chaos it is. Love these things and especially the reaction I get when people first see them. Prices have also come down quite a bit as they've spread through the industry, but they are still a bit on the rare side. I've found them very hardy, but slow growers. They seem to like more water flow than most palys.
Next up - I have no idea. I got these from a vendor who only deals with very high end stuff, and after insulting him with a snarky comment "what the heck are you feeding those nuke greens" was informed they weren't nuke greens, and upon examination realized they weren't. I've had many colonies of nuke greens; classic nukes are smaller, more striated, have different mouths, grow more symetrically, are much smaller, and not nearly as intense. These beasts grow to size of quarters (bigger if you count the skirts), eat like pigs, have ridiculous actinic response, grow at an astonishing rate and don't care about water conditions. I paid a hefty price for a single polyp, but with the rate they are growing I'll have no trouble getting it back. They might be related to grandis, or just a mutation of nukes...I don't know. I call them thermo nuclear greens.
Another mystery paly I got from mr high end guy at the end of a swap. I had a really hard time getting the color right...they are a deep indigo and blue with polyps between dime and nickel size. Very pretty paly I've only seen in my tank. Not the fastest grower but accelerating. Very, very sensitive to water conditions. The slightest change in pH will cause them to curl up making me suspect they are a deeper water variety even they prefer very intense light.
And the best for last. Got these from a guy selling drop dead amazing ice armageddons for $100, and I wasn't parting with that much cash. He was selling these morphs for a lot cheaper, so I snagged them. Fantastic powder and royal blue combo, and the heads are the size of nickels. Initially they grew fast, so I started fragging, but after I split the colony growth came to a hault...I guess for spite. I'll try heavier water flow.
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