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they look cool. What is your substrate?

Just fragged my Zoas for the first time. I had some polyps that I thought might come loose to I proactively removed the and super glued them to plugs. One is Whammin Watermelon, the other Radioactive Dragon Eye. Going to use the to add color to more colorless region of my reef. Sent from my...

Thanks for the ID!

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I did a little research. They are Candy Apple Zoas. Center is purple, surrounded by orange with green edges. Mixed among them are all green zoas as well. Zoas are fun. What are some things that can done to keep they living long and looking their best? SRC<><

I use it with the old pump that came off my CPR skimmer. I replaced the one for the skimmer and I just had one lying around. Works great. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I forgot the name of these. But the grew off the plug and are happily growing on my live rock. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Still opening up after acclimating. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Yes, they are hang on back.

RODI, and get a GFO reactor. I personally I am sorry that I waited as long as I did on the reactor, because you can get them for less than 40 dollars, and they absorb phosphate. Chemiclean I used twice and it personally didn't work for me. I killed coral by cutting back the lighting they...

It was probably a silly thing, but I did just pick up about 100+ zoa polyps on a live rock, some red, some green, with a sponge and some kind of clam on it at Petco for 25.00 today. They were open and looking good and I just couldn't say no. I am a Zoa addict.

If you are trying to rinse it with saltwater, why not drain some from the tank, and use it to rinse and add nice new saltwater back to the tank.

Slow is good! Yes, they cover more than their size.

Looks like you are having a great time. Enjoy. Your tank is looking awesome as well. SRC<><

When it comes to Taotronics, I have a 48 in 55 gallon tank, and to do it right, I went two Taotronic units.

Just curious, I am coming up on two years, but wondering if that is still getting started or if I have moved into whatever we consider the next phase. There is still so much to learn and try, but there is a certain level of maturity and stability to the tank now. SRC<><

I have soft corals, lefts, mushrooms and zoas. The taotronics are non-dimmable.

hahaha!

Those are nice corals Big Red's Reef. I also would love to upgrade from a 60 to a 90.

I know that I was under using my lights, I told to cut them way back because of cyano. Now I have GFO, and that would probably have been a way better solution. Everything suffered from lack of light. Now working my tank strength back up.

curious, recipe for peroxide dip?

Currently running 11 hours. 7 of it with both white and actinic. Adjust that up or down as well?

Scopas Tang -- love that fish. Makes so much nuisance algae disappear. I have had Starry Night and Lawnmower Blenny before, but the Scopas is a gentler fish, with a bigger appetite and maybe even better eyes for seeking out green algaes to gobble up. When I see people with green hair algae...

This may seem to be a silly question, but it is LED related, and obviously them correctly is every bit as important having them. I have it set so that the actinic comes on, then later the white comes on, hours later white goes off and finally actinic off. Is that too much light, having both...

I do 15 gallon water changes every two weeks to a month. Sometimes because I want to vaccum, sometimes because I want to know that my calcium levels are fine without testing. I use Kent reef salt.