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Give a newbie with a vast 8 gallons some pics of easy, forgiving red Softy/Zoas.
 
Give a newbie with a vast 8 gallons some pics of easy, forgiving red Softy/Zoas.
Kedd's Reds, Goblin Fire, and Fire & Ice are all easy zoanthids. Just need the right light, flow, where the best hight for it is on the live rock, and taste of Reefchili or Reefroids 2x a week.
 
Kedd's Reds, Goblin Fire, and Fire & Ice are all easy zoanthids. Just need the right light, flow, where the best hight for it is on the live rock, and taste of Reefchili or Reefroids 2x a week.
anyone have pics?
 
anyone have pics?
The Internet :-)
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Fire and Ice zoas, just took in a bunch of frags of this and traded it for a frogspawn. The blue white mouth and red skirts!

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