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I'm assuming you're refering to the green/orange zoas? I got the original colony back in 1997. I haven't had any issue handling them but controlling them is one of the motivators for the idea of using rigid plastic tubes then steel straws with siphons.
That coral is older than me :dizzy-face:. (pretty sure all asexually reproducing corals are but you get my point).
 

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Your tank is really good looking!! I love all the coral that you have in it
Thanks, it's doing well and having to frag corals on a regular basis.
 
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Is that an indo gold torch in the bottom right corner?
Here you go, my torch.
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Polyp polynomial: How many heads do you start with when buying zoas?

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  • Full colony.

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