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Originally Posted by Cubeman
In the past I have added zoas to my sps/lps tanks and they have usually withered away to nothing, although I will admit I didn't give them any specific care. The sps grew fantastically though in the same tanks. I have now started a nano tank and would like to add some zoas.
Can anyone provide me with their proven zoa care routine so I get off on the right foot and have more success. I am not a newbie and had my first saltwater tank in the late 70's so don't need 'aquarium basics' advice - looking more for placement, feeding, current, lighting etc...and anything I should avoid adding that would eat/damage them.
thanks in advance
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not a whole lot of advice to offer but what you may already know , low phos and steady parameters.
light acclimation is very important.
reefsafe fish...ie: no angels or tangs lol
dip all new pieces or qt
keep guard dogs( wrasses,mandarins etc.)
blue spectrum does better(imo)
other than that its a wide variety of species , some do well and some dont.
unlike diamonds............zoas are not forever
