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10-13-2006, 03:33 AM
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I don't know how small a smaller species is, but I've been placing a small mysis shrimp on each of my zoo polyps every second day, holding it there until they close around it. The ones that take the shrimp, split off almost the next day. I noticed a big difference.
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10-13-2006, 05:08 AM
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Brine should work at least well enough to know if they will take food.Maybe too big for some Zoas but if they close over it,then you should start feeding them.Small stuff I think is best.Rotifers,cyclop something like that.I have about a dozen different zoas and only 1 type will eat when I target feed.
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10-13-2006, 05:14 AM
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I know that Reef Roids work wonders when spot fed to zoos. It not only promotes faster growth but also splitting of the polyps. A fellow I know from Regina has a massive colony of zoo's the size of toonies and all he has been doing is spot feeding with Reef Roids.
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10-13-2006, 05:27 AM
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The best thing to promote zoo growth is to wait a few months.
Oh sure, they're cute now, but wait until they're taking over your live rock and climbing up the tank walls... then you'll be asking, "How do I slow these things down??"  Seriously, with good tank conditions they will spread like, well, colonial polyps.
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10-13-2006, 05:34 AM
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Stones: whats in reef roids?
Also do you guys think any additives should be added to the water. I know from most stores I've talked to and other coral growers most people say they dont add anything especially with zoo's. A few of them told me they only add aragamilk once in a while. What do you all think? Would additives make zoos grow faster?
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