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I was honestly thinking about doing that. I glued these zoas on this rock not to long ago but the rock is really big. Wish it was longer and flatter. I have a lot of other small rocks i could use, but idk if it will be hard to remove the glue and reglue them onto a different rock.Hello fellow biocuber! What kind of corals are you into? In the blind I'd suggest a nice zoa garden
i have 4 zoas on that rock. Should i just leave it that many? I kinda want a lot of them to grow at least my blondies and chaos zoas.That rock looks perfect for a zoa garden
Depends, the more you add the smaller the colonys can get, me personally, specially in a small tank I'd go with quantity over size although 4 big colonys on that rock will look great tooi have 4 zoas on that rock. Should i just leave it that many? I kinda want a lot of them to grow at least my blondies and chaos zoas.
maybe ill add one ore 2 more if i can find a very pretty zoaDepends, the more you add the smaller the colonys can get, me personally, specially in a small tank I'd go with quantity over size although 4 big colonys on that rock will look great too
That's the problem you'll find tons lolmaybe ill add one ore 2 more if i can find a very pretty zoa
I have blondies utter chaos cat eye and Pandora’s. I see the last two are growing way faster. I might have to move them.That's the problem you'll find tons lol
Just try to keep the bigger zoas/palys separate from the smaller ones so they don't get shaded out or over run
oh wow nice! i was thinking about gettig a frogspawn.Here’s my BioCube from a few years ago -
Orange frogspawns are pretty coolI want some different color though so i might try to find a purple frogspawn or something.
I agree with his frogspawn statement - they will grow and extend —- for me, it was my favorite piece in my aquarium so all of my coral was selected 2nd to my frogspawn .I have a wide variety of corals growing well in my 32g BioCube. Some of my favorites:
- Trumpet (Candy Cane) coral
- Acans
- Hammer coral
- Toadstool
- Blastos
- Favia
- Mushrooms
- Goniopora (I suggest an ORA one - Easier to grow)
- Duncan
- Rock Anemone
- Paly/Zoa
Random thoughts:
Frogspawns are great, but be careful of the sweepers. They can be long. The sweepers on the hammers are generally shorter.
The toadstool and hammer create great movement, but they get REALLY big. Be prepared to cut them back/frag.
Think carefully about zoa/paly placements, I have a colony of orange hornets, which are nice looking, taking over an entire rock. Dito, with the mushrooms.
If I had to do it over again, I would get more acans and less zoa/palys.
By the way, the above are all growing with stock lights.
Have fun!