Zoa ID

[prestonrabe]

Anyone know what these are? Got the rock for 6$ at a LFS going out of business

 

[Reefkeepers Archive]

No zoa expert, though we're going to need some photos of it fully open

 

[AtlantiCat]

I think it'll need to open fully before it can be ID'd, but congrats on the awesome score!

 

[prestonrabe]

I think it'll need to open fully before it can be ID'd, but congrats on the awesome score!

Appreciate it! Sadly that’s as much as they’ve opened in about a week

 

[vetteguy53081]

Anyone know what these are? Got the rock for 6$ at a LFS going out of business

Elevate the zoa a little and assure moderate- not bright light and moderate flow. Take a turkey baster and give it gentle bursts to assure there isnt sediment on them and salinity 1.025 range with temp at 77-79
Need pics under white intensity to see the true coloration.

 

[rnb]

As long as they haven't melted away, if you keep the water clean and tank parameters stable they should open up eventually. I've had zoas that stayed closed up like that for an extended period of time that just took some TLC to open back up again.

 

[prestonrabe]

Here’s it under fully white light… it’s like a light green/blue and the little tips sticking out seem to be a bright yellowish orange. No idea what’s going on with this one as all my other zoas are doing good