More Coral for sale

Zoaelite · #1 12-07-2009, 05:17 AM

The word "Indecisive" pretty much sums up my life, I think I will be keeping the zoas and selling off various other stock (LPS and softies) but will post whats for sale right away here. If anyone has some good SPS frags I'm in the market (Will be making a trip to gregs house in the near future I'm sure)

lobsterboy · #2 12-07-2009, 05:25 AM

levi, keep some of your nicer stuff and just thin things out abit.

like previously posted, keep the SPS up high and the zoas low.

it would be a cool mixed tank.

Devonious · #3 12-07-2009, 03:36 PM

Levi i thought you quoted that you couldn't keep SPS and zoas in the same tank.

gobytron · #4 12-07-2009, 04:41 PM

hey man, do you have any full tank shots of your zoa colony tank?

I looked in your album but couldn't find any.

I've always wanted to see what a zoa focused tank could look like...

Zoaelite · #5 12-07-2009, 10:39 PM

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Levi i thought you quoted that you couldn't keep SPS and zoas in the same tank.

Yes Devan but I think someone here is going to buy me a second phosban reactor and some high grade carbon for Christmas

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hey man, do you have any full tank shots of your zoa colony tank?

I looked in your album but couldn't find any.

I've always wanted to see what a zoa focused tank could look like...

Devonious has my Camera right now but will be coming to my house at 6, I will post FTS when he gets here but here are a few

gobytron · #6 12-07-2009, 11:02 PM

Normally I would say that zoas and sps a ok but with an inordinate amount of zoas, and so many different species of them to boot I would definitely play it safe with some carbon....Zeovit reputably has very hight grade product(I use black diamond though).

With carbon though I would be more worried about overzealous zoa growth doing damage to sps than chemical excretions.

nice FTS, I'll def check back for another.

Zoaelite · #7 12-07-2009, 11:15 PM

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Originally Posted by gobytron

Normally I would say that zoas and sps a ok but with an inordinate amount of zoas, and so many different species of them to boot I would definitely play it safe with some carbon....Zeovit reputably has very hight grade product(I use black diamond though).

With carbon though I would be more worried about overzealous zoa growth doing damage to sps than chemical excretions.

nice FTS, I'll def check back for another.

I will be fixing that problem by doing something similar to the image below, that photo is when the 170 was just set up and is lacking allot of my newer livestock but should be a good representation.