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01-09-2008, 04:10 PM
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| Scopas Tang  | Zoanthid Placement & Care... Believe it or not, I finally got my first Zoanthid today. I know they grow rapidly, but I was wondering if there are any specific requirements: flow, light, feeding... that I need to know about? Thanks, Chris |
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01-09-2008, 04:13 PM
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| Hey!Its not my fault   | Re: Zoanthid Placement & Care... Zoanthids are pretty hardy and adjust to most conditions... Medium lighting to medium flow is always good.
__________________ 265 Gallon Reef built into basement wall. Lighting = 6x250 watts MH, 2x96 watt PC ,and 2x140 watt VHO for a total watt of 1,972 watts  . New addition on 4-14-07 of 100 gallon sump and 100 gallon refugium. I think I have lost my mind. Gotta love this hobby    VickiLife is like a pathway of untrodden snow. Be careful how you step in it for every mark will show Definition of FRIENDSHIP: All lives touch other lives to create something new and alive My tank chronicles. http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/...wall-reef.html |
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01-09-2008, 04:17 PM
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| RS Nano Club UNLTD.  | Re: Zoanthid Placement & Care... yea, in my 144wattPC's 29 cube, they like right around mid-level, and can tolerate the lower levels, check out my recent pics on my chronicle, i have a ton, one side is all zoos, and the other is shrooms and misc.
__________________ Daniel W. Oceanic Bio Cube 29: Current Nova Extreme 4x24w T5 High Output, Sapphire BC29 recirculating Skimmer, Maxi 1200 Are YOU in the NANO CLUB?  My Reef Cronicle 3g Pico: 5/27/08 "Today is the tomorrow that you worried about yesterday" **Coined term: "Ric-Rock"** Quote:
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01-09-2008, 04:40 PM
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| Scopas Tang | Re: Zoanthid Placement & Care... Thanks Daniel, I'll do that! Right now I have them 3/4 to the top in my NanoCube 12dx (48w PC), with low / zero flow. Should I move them to an area with better flow, or just leave them for a day or so to see what happens? Chris |
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01-09-2008, 07:06 PM
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| Sea Pen  | Re: Zoanthid Placement & Care... zero flow is not too good.... try move them to place with some flow.....it helps to clean and brings food 
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