Crazy Zoanthids and Amazing Photosynthetic Gorgonia, What more could you ask for?!?

[reefwars]

some of these are coming to concept right away...im insisting on it lol

[kien]

Originally Posted by reefwars

some of these are coming to concept right away...im insisting on it lol

Can you guys bring in some of those photosynthetic gorgs too?!? I'm on a bit of a Gorg binge at the moment. You could say I'm Gorging on Gorgs.. Please and thank you! :-D

[subman]

Originally Posted by kien

Can you guys bring in some of those photosynthetic gorgs too?!? I'm on a bit of a Gorg binge at the moment. You could say I'm Gorging on Gorgs.. Please and thank you! :-D

Me too please!!

[reefwars]

consider it done fellas

[Coralgurl]

Do you guys have livestock Denny? I was going to stop in today and check things out, but didn't feel like dealing with rush hour traffic....

[The Grizz]

I'm willing to bet these Zoas are NOT going to go cheap for a small frag of 10 heads.

[Oilers]

Too bad we can't do a group order. I'll be the first to join.. in a heartbeat!

[Zoaelite]

These are very unique looking, out of curiosity what makes something a Vice zoa?

[chandigz]

Originally Posted by Zoaelite

These are very unique looking, out of curiosity what makes something a Vice zoa?

From the website:
Our signature Vice Zoas™ are a very rare and undescribed Zoanthus species originating in the Caribbean. That are exceptionally hardy so long as they are provided with adequate water flow. In low flow situations, the polyps will eventually not open properly. So long as they are positioned in a moderate flow (such that tentacles can be seen moving), Vice Zoas will grow quickly in the reef aquarium. Coloration is maximized by placing Vice Zoas under high light. Because of their appreciation for higher water flow and light, we have had great success growing Vice Zoas on the upper reaches of the aquarium glass and placed on PVC plumbing in the aquarium. They will quickly carpet these areas creating interesting aquascaping possibilities and utility.

Vice Zoas are so named because they create the tightest mat of any Zoanthus species. Polyps are tightly compact, creating beautiful polygonal colonies. Vice Zoas are blessed with color morphs not found in other Zoanthus species, such as the iconic Miami Vice (Blue with Pink oral discs), making them exceptionally collectible and valuable.

[PFoster]

Originally Posted by kien

Can you guys bring in some of those photosynthetic gorgs too?!? I'm on a bit of a Gorg binge at the moment. You could say I'm Gorging on Gorgs.. Please and thank you! :-D

Hmm, I can do that!



All the gorgs we have right now are actually photosynthetic and super easy to keep.


Here are some pics for you and everyone else that requested them.


Purple Plume Eco-Gorg™
Pseudopterogorgia Bipinnata






Golden Plume Eco-Gorg
Pseudopterogorgia Bipinnata




Lavender Bottlebrush Eco-Gorg
Muriceopsis flavida




Purple Blade Eco-Gorg
Pterogorgia guadalupensis








Corky Eco-Gorg
Briareum asbestinum





Purple Candelabra Eco-Gorg
Plexaura flexuosa