Palys/zoa's

[heath]

awhile ago I saw a picture of some zoa/palys that were bright yellow/orange. I can't find the post does anyone remember what they are called.. looking to add more clolour to my tank, too much green for me..thanks..

 

[EricTMah]

Fruit loops?


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[TORX]

Sunny D?
Gobstopper?

 

[heath]

thanks, I knew that I came to right place to ask...

 

[heath]

found a picture, now what are they..

 

[TORX]

Not a zoa or play. Sun coral - level: expert imho

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[heath]

thanks Torx, care lets me out... for awhile

 

[TORX]

Others may have a different opinion, but iirc I do not recall very many success stories with these bad boys


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[EricTMah]

I'm with torx. They're expert level.

I wouldn't waste your time or money IMO

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[AdInfinitum]

I'm with torx. They're expert level.

I wouldn't waste your time or money IMO

Sony Xperia Z3

They are a lot of work to keep them fed and really best suited for a specialized NPS system IMO.

 

[TORX]

Can also be labeled dendro I believe.

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[heath]

thanks, I will save my money and heartache when it dies... any suggestions for adding colour to the tank.. remember, my care level is easy to moderate (?)...now that being said are all dendro's hard to keep. Rob gave me a piece and with the tank not being ready another member has been babysitting it and I was going to bring it home after the show...

 

[unibob]

Can also be labeled dendro I believe.

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May be mislabeled for sure, but dendros and sun coral are 2 different species. Dendros much easier to keep IMO


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[Spanky]

If you're looking for something similar to the Sun Coral and yet extremely hardy and fast spreading, there's always Yellow Eyelash Polyps. I have a few small rocks with those if you're interested.

 

[heath]

I have 4 very small eyelash polyps in the tank now but they don't seem to be doing much..

 

[Spanky]

Maybe more light? Don't know. I had mine half-way up my 40 gallon breeder under a Chinese led fixture and they took off like crazy!

 

[Dr. Zoos]

Go for a dendro!! Nice and bright and easy care. I used to spot feed mine and they grew fast for me.

 

[LIttle Reef Keeper]

I believe dendros are easier to care for aswell


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[AdInfinitum]

Dendros stay open most of the time and if you place them in the flow so that when you put frozen food in the tank it will wash over them, they will capture enough food to live and grow as long as fish and shrimps dont steal their food from them.
Shrimps are the worst for stealing food from LPS in general.

 

[BigReefer]

What about yellow brick zoas ... they big

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