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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Peace River" data-source="post: 11421565" data-attributes="member: 40382">Polyp polynomial: How many heads do you start with when buying zoas?Have you noticed zoanthids (often called zoas) being sold one head (sometimes called polyps) at a time or sometimes with heads that are far less than full size? How do you feel about this? Some may appreciate the chance to get a chance to get an unusual zoa especially if the price per polyp is high. Other people may look for the rock that hosts an entire zoa colony, while still others look for zoas for sale that have between three and five polyps. Please tell us what you expect when you are shopping for zoas. How many heads do you start with when buying zoas?Pro Tip: Not all zoas grow at the same pace and some varieties can even outcompete other types for space. If you are buying fewer heads then consider selecting faster growing and faster replicating zoa varieties.[ATTACH=full]3175044[/ATTACH]Photo by [USER=20631]@riptide[/USER] AquacultureIf you have zoa related questions, feel free to check out the <a href="https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/zoa-discussion-club-zoa.14/" target="_blank">R2R zoa discussion section</a> where you can read, learn, and ask additional questions!This QOTD is sponsored by Nutramar: <a href="https://www.qualitymarine.com/nutramar/" target="_blank">https://www.qualitymarine.com/nutramar/</a>[ATTACH=full]3175046[/ATTACH]“Nutramar’s 100% natural food products are used by public aquaria and breeders around the world. They offer superior nutrition to your most finicky and delicate fish and invertebrates.</blockquote>

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