SunnyDs just another invasive palythoa???

[HeulittSalmi]

I am a lazy fragger in S. Az. Guess I am going to have to be more pro-active since I also have Rasta sprouting all over as well.

@AcroNem, Yea I am going to have to start fragging them up. My intention is to have an sps dominated not zoa/palys.

Nice images. :)

Im up in phoenix and will glady help out if you end up fragging.

 

[becca10]

Same here, would love a few "samples". [emoji4]

 

[revhtree Verified Admin]

Yea I'll take a large frag! HA!

 

[Tahoe61]

Two problems I am lazy...;Bookworm and I have a Rasta problem too. I try to keep zoanthids and palys mid level but I may be loosing the battle. ;Shifty

 

[revhtree Verified Admin]

I think it looks awesome!

 

[HeulittSalmi]

Yea I'll take a large frag! HA!

Two problems I am lazy...;Bookworm and I have a Rasta problem too. I try to keep zoanthids and palys mid level but I may be loosing the battle. ;Shifty

I wont even be that picky haha, give me a polyp or two and youll make my day hahaha

 

[ReeferSurf]

I notice some of you guys have zoa near sps, who wins in sps base vs zoas?

 

[Mattrg02]

Invasive goes to Xenia and GSP. Man I hated those things.

 

[Tahoe61]

I notice some of you guys have zoa near sps, who wins in sps base vs zoas?

Probably sps, they have the defensive mesenterial filaments, I do not believe zonathids or palys have the defensive mechanism. bump this thread in 6 months I might have a more definitive answer. :D

Invasive goes to Xenia and GSP. Man I hated those things.

Real estates is real estate :p Honestly had I known how fast they grow I would have re-thought adding them. One mans invasive coral is another's prize coral right.