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Just wanted to say hello to all the new members. I have learned more from the people joining this team than anywhere else. Thanks to everyone joining Club-Zoa.
 
Hello fellow Zoa addicts! I've been lurking here a bit and just found this thread, so I suppose I'll introduce myself. Been reefing since early 2004, kept freshwater since I was a kid, decade or so ago got into brackish tanks and breeding Betta splendens. Zoa's are some of my favorite corals, love the variety and color. I don't know a whole lot about "named" stuff but I'm willing to learn. Right now my husband and I have a 75g reef w/ 45g sump, and a "temporary" holding tank that's over a year old now :D that's a 100g Rubbermaid stock tank with a 20g Rubbermaid sump. I have about a dozen kinds of Zoa's in there as well as other corals, and my BTA propagating broodstock. Also have a 10g QT with a few Zoa's, 'shrooms, etc., in it. In November '06 we bought Chad Bryant (of Reef Science)'s 300g starfire tank setup and are working on getting it set up in our dining room.

I've enjoyed everyone's posts and pictures very much and am hoping to get some pix of my own Zoa's up soon.

-Sonja
 
Hello Sonja,
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300g starfire sounds like a monster of a tank! Welcome to the club and thanks for giving this thread life.
 
Hi Everyone! Representing another Jersey reefer.. I have a 180g mixed tank...
 

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