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When I move mine I simply make one move to where I want to try them give them 1 week and see how they respond. If they're closing up and staying that way is usually a sign they're not happy. I always wait atleast a week before I move anything again in the quest for it's best spot. If the color...

Being intense green is usually a sign of high photosensitivity requiring as much light as possible, you may try moving them high in the tank and IME all zoas love moderate to high flow. Just a thought.

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IME some Zoas will bleach out with too much light while others thrive on it, my exp is limited but I have had some I've moved to less lit areas due to this and their color came back. Not sure if thats what your zoa is doing just a suggestion, I'm sure someone else will chime in with more exp...

+1 to frag it

As far as the best clown to try, IME a sebae or clarki clown is the most likely to host yer nem, you can also get an anemone crab instead of a clown, I have 3 nems, 1 RBTA w/ a tomato, a sebae w/ a crab, and a rock nem all alone, my 2 percs host everything but the nems lol, good luck

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:welcomera :hallo: Glad to meet ya, as far as what it takes patience and research, lots of both you're looking at a good 6 months from setup to ready to go, with atleast a year of running before going to much into anything to hard. IMO also you need to decide wether you are going fish only...

Prob just had a cramp in its foot and needed to walk it off, :laughroll haha glad to hear its all good though, new lights may have just triggered it to look for a better location then found it liked where it was best

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IME I haven't had any issues with multi nems in one tank, I currently have a Sebae, a bta and a rock nem all in my 125 gal no issues, my LFS keeps a tank full of nems for sale all together as well with no issues i've seen, hope that helps ya

Some nice stuff there, looks good

I'll guess 27, and a Happy Birthday to ya John figures I just put my order in 3 days ago lol :)

:welcomera I use a sump system for all the reasons mentioned above, I have used canisters effectively, however they were just a pain to clean for me

I only feed my rock anemone once a week with a dropper then rest of the week he gets to sweep up food in the column.

Yes FS will open up quite a bit to get more light when its low, thats why I mentioned too much flow keeping them closed as a possible issue also, I know from my exp that to much heavy flow will keep them nice and tight (yet another rookie mistake I made trying to place mine). I would agree with...

What lighting are you using? From what I see in the FS pic it looks as if your lighting is barely hitting it, mostly the heads appear shaded, I keep my FS directly under my VHOs nice and high in the tank with a pretty moderate current on them. Also if your current is TOO strong they will tend to...

Haven't seen this myself but I've heard this to be a common thing with growth on featherdusters

+1 to no meds, water parameters would make this question easier to answer for ya

+1 on just giving a little time to adjust