Nuclear Green Zoanthid

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  1. Rougie

    Rougie Plankton

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    What is the lighting requirement for this species? Any experience with them?

    Cheers! :-/
     
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  2. Birdlady

    Birdlady Finback Whale

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    I believe it is the same as most zoas....medium to high light. :)
    Do you have pics? I love pics!!! ;D


    Welcome to 3 Reef!!!! ;D
     
    Birdlady, May 28, 2005
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  3. Bruce

    Bruce Giant Squid

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    i need to find more zoos all the stores by my house only sell large colonies lol..i have no room anymore :(
     
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  4. Rougie

    Rougie Plankton

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    I think these are the ones!

    Thanks!
     

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  5. somethingfishy

    somethingfishy Purple Spiny Lobster

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    It would be easier for you to tell me what size tank you have and what lighting you have. I would say Medium light though
     
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  6. Rougie

    Rougie Plankton

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    I have a 30 gallon tall with compact (10,000K + actinic = 65watts) + 15 watt 20,000k total of 80 watts. Hope that helps.

    Cheers!
     
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  7. Birdlady

    Birdlady Finback Whale

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    The 'tall' is going to hurt ya in the lighting department. I think the zoas should be fine, but just don't keep them on the bottom. You don't get as much light penetration so up higher on the rocks and you shoud be A-OK ;)
     
    Birdlady, May 29, 2005
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  8. Rougie

    Rougie Plankton

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    Been a while since I posted...thanks Birdlady...I have upgraded my lighting to 130 watts since this post...all my stuff is doing great!
     
    Rougie, Dec 18, 2005
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  9. Bruce

    Bruce Giant Squid

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    very nice, my tank is full of zoos including a huge colony of green ones, if u were closer i would sell/trade u some :) lol...
     
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  10. GraviT

    GraviT Coral Banded Shrimp

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    Bruce, shipping zoa frags in a thermos is a great way to sell/trade them. Just put a few frags in with some tank water, and the other person does the same to get it back to you.

    Just an idea.
     
    GraviT, Dec 19, 2005
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