Tenor's Zoa collection

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I have one very similar!

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Haven't been post for awhile. This is a latest one I got from last few weeks
 

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Some more favorite palys

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Awesome collection Tenor! This one with the double mouth is a very unique mutation. What really helps accentuate the mutation is the deformed red ring. Just amazing!
You should start a post just based on that polyp and see if other collectors have examples of similar mutations.
 
...well NVM, I guess I never knew zoas can sometimes split. I found an album on another website that has various examples. It would be cool if the polyp locked into that transition. Great pic for documentation
 
...well NVM, I guess I never knew zoas can sometimes split. I found an album on another website that has various examples. It would be cool if the polyp locked into that transition. Great pic for documentation


Glad to hear from you. How is every thing going after the show?
 
Hi Peter, my stock is pretty thinned out now after RAP and I just transferred everything over to a bigger frag tank. My corals didn't like all the changes and now I'm trying to get them happy again. I was afraid that would happen, which is why I postponed the move til after the show.

Your collection must be growing very well. Saw that you were unloading some high head count pieces. I've been following that good feeding advice you gave me. Hope to see you next month at FRAG.
 
Hi Peter, my stock is pretty thinned out now after RAP and I just transferred everything over to a bigger frag tank. My corals didn't like all the changes and now I'm trying to get them happy again. I was afraid that would happen, which is why I postponed the move til after the show.

Your collection must be growing very well. Saw that you were unloading some high head count pieces. I've been following that good feeding advice you gave me. Hope to see you next month at FRAG.

Hopefully your corals will regain the color fast for next month show. Try not to do much on them. Good luck
 

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