Is that big red coral in the middle a Goni?Anyone done this in their tank? Some of my zoas have migrated off the top rocks and are now starting to cover the back glass. You can see them in the top left side by the end of the overflow box. I'm really excited by this development but wonder how far they can go? There is coralline on the back glass and some film type algae that seems to feed all my inverts. I wonder if the zoas will take this food source away from my snails and urchins eventually?
Do you have a coral tank, or a snail and urchin tank?
Not sure where you mean. There is 2 gonis next to each other. A red a light purple one above it.
I think snails are an essential part of the biome.
BeautifulThe zoa’s in the top right corner are growing on the back panel. They migrated from the rock. I’m waiting to see how far they’ll spread
Can you post a Pic please.
I dig the way the stylos and digis are mixing together.Green nuclear death palys. Threw a frag in the back away from the rocks and the other zoas because I didn't want them growing over the "good zoas". Yup, forgot about them. They managed to reach the back and have grown across about 25% of the back of my IM 40L. Must be in the hundreds. Now I'm wondering how to remove them during the upcoming tank transfer--that's a lotta potential palytoxin...
Awesome, going to look terrific when it completely fills in
These are on a magnetic frag rack on the back wall. The upper left side is just about ready to break the surface.
The one closest to the front glass is a red goni yes. Strangely a little frag baby of it popped up on a rock on the far left front side of the tank some months back. It has been growing there on its own ever since.
Thank you
my reply would be - I have a reef tank and i want every living creature in it to have the best life possible. I think the snails and urchins and zoas will work it out. You can always supplement with algae sheets on a clip. Team Zoa!
