guaging interest in zoo frags
 

i have never fragged zoanthids before but one of my rocks is almost full now and was debating whether to frag it or get rid of it all together. before i decided to try and frag it i was curious if there was any interest in the polyps

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n...f/100_1236.jpg

if they are blue, I am very interested. :)

they are not blue, they are a tint of purple. i know the picture makes it look blue though.

I'd be interested in a frag. Mark.

well then i guess i'll try my hand at fraggin then. i'll let you guys know when i'm done and the pieces are ready. although it will cost me a little more i was thinking of mounting the frags to cool pieces of live rock rubble instead of the frag plugs (which i hate). do you guys think it is worth the extra cost to put them on the rubble? after looking tonight i've realized my electric neon green star polyps are loving the new tank and spreading like crazy so i was thinking of fragging it at the same time.

I still would be interested.....and yes, as long as they are attached to something, unless it's a major pita to attach them in the reef tank. :)

The easiest thing to do is just take a chisel and break apart the rock they are attatched to... and then pull thier mat apart. :) I'd love a frag with some of those reddish ones on it too.

:)
-Diana

I'll join the crowd. Will take some frags if you have them.:wink:

zoo frags
 

sign me up too

unatached or attached

Colin can I pick some up from you when I am back in Abby at hidden reef first weekend of march?

on my days off this week i'm going to try and get time to frag the stuff. i dont see why you couldnt cameron. when they are ready i'll post go from there. i can even leave them at hidden reef for you so they will be ready when you are