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Unread 06/14/2018, 01:32 PM   #26
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Unread 06/15/2018, 10:30 AM   #27
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Where do you get your zoas from?


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Unread 06/15/2018, 12:11 PM   #28
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Where do you get your zoas from?
Pretty much everywhere across Canada. I do orders fairly regularly online, as well as group orders of wild stuff when we can


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Unread 06/15/2018, 12:12 PM   #29
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Pretty much everywhere across Canada. I do orders fairly regularly online, as well as group orders of wild stuff when we can
where online? which companies are good?


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Unread 06/15/2018, 02:39 PM   #30
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where online? which companies are good?
Fragbox.ca and Baysidecorals.com are the 2 I order from regularly. Everything else just comes from private reefers across the country


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Unread 06/15/2018, 02:50 PM   #31
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Zoas

Addict, I am feeding couple times week, sometimes little less. I use Reef Roids, a little on the thick side, how, what do you feed?


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Unread 06/19/2018, 11:02 AM   #32
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I’m feeding the same as you. Reef roids twice per week. Once target fed, and the other I just broadcast the whole tank with the return pump off


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Unread 07/03/2018, 05:10 PM   #33
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So whats your favorite of the bunch?


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Unread 07/04/2018, 04:03 PM   #34
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Stunning collection! I've been in the hobby for 8 months now. I'm loving my LPS and softies but of all my corals, my zoas are my true passion.

They are all so different and just make your display pop with colour. And as you've found, I've had major success with their growth through regular feeding of reef roids and leaving them alone!

They have grown like wild fire. I recently got a small frag of 2 utter chaos polyps and a baby frag of 1 rasta. About 4 weeks later the utter chaos has another 6 new polyps and my rasta frag has grown from one solitary polyp to 5. It's amazing to see the growth.

I've also invested in a macro lens for my camera and the results are out of this world.

Such a satisfying hobby all round. Hard work but so rewarding. I'm already considering a nano cube just for a dedicated zoa garden. It would look SO good!

Keep sharing your lovely zoas...the pics are a pleasure to look at!


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Unread 08/01/2018, 10:18 AM   #35
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