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![]() Hey,
Just wondering if I could get some secret tips on getting my zoas to propagate faster. I've had a stubborn frag and I'd really like it to cover the rock I have it on. Right now, I have it sitting mid tank, no shade, and fairly light flow. Should I move it to high flow? I haven't done any real focus feeding either... Think that would help? |
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![]() Feeding will help for sure. I have found zoas will grow in spurts......nothing for months then boom lots if new growth.
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225gal dt with 100g sump. Mitras, vortechs, bubble king, AI Sol and Profilux. http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/sho...threadid=84782 Will trade subs for frags ![]() My other summer hobby: http://www.edkra.ca |
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![]() Only certain zoa species will accept prepared food, do you have a trade name or picture of the polyp in question?
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![]() Attachment 10356
sorry about the crappy pic ...had to crop and lower the quality. I have reached my data "quota"? I deleted one from anothe post just so I could get this in lol. On another note, do we get more room daily, weekly, or ever? Last edited by MrTreat; 09-06-2013 at 04:39 AM. |
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![]() Its kind of hard to tell from the picture but is the frag plug raised with an overhang over the rock? I find the coenchyme will not grow in this scenario, instead a flat surface is required where light can hit it promoting growth.
They are eagle eyes/ whammin water melons, a species that traditionally will not accept food. |
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![]() Not too sure how to describe it... The plug is in a hole/crack in the rock. It's sitting slightly diagonal right now. The rock, on the right, is a straight up face. Should I try to have the plug sitting perfectly flat? Or more flat to the rock surface? It gets full light right now...not shaded at all. This rock is barren so I was trying to let them have free roam of it. Maybe I should move them to a different rock?
PS thanks for IDing them |