Free Zoa Rock

[Piper]

I have a softball size (maybe a tad larger) rock with Zoas on it that needs a new home. Pick up in Oakley (evenings and weekend) or Martinez (during the week.). They grow very fast and outcompete other zoas. There are a few other brighter green zoas still on the rock.

~Charlie

 

[SupraSaltyReefer]

Would these be considered Nuclear green palys?

 

[Piper]

Quite possibly. I do think it is actually a paly and not a zoa. I run my light closer to 10k so there is not a lot of pop in the color in the pic above. I’m terrible with coral/zoa names and didn’t ask what it was when I originally got it.

 

[Piper]

I think it’s the same as these:

JF Captain Jerks

Anyone want a nice sized rock full of these things?

www.bareefers.org

You can scroll down and see a pic of the same rock. I didn’t head the warnings :/

 

[JVU]

Beware of possible palytoxin with these

 

[MolaMola]

...and on the way, you could stop in Pleasant Hill to trick or treat for a smaller green zoa rock. It is from @Holly94583 but I do not keep zoas or palys in the classroom with students' hands in tanks.

 

[Piper]

Last call for the rock. Going to dispose of it tomorrow if no takers. I might be at Neptune early afternoon tomorrow and in the Aquatic Collection/High Tide area after that.

 

[richiev]

Last call for the rock. Going to dispose of it tomorrow if no takers. I might be at Neptune early afternoon tomorrow and in the Aquatic Collection/High Tide area after that.

If by dispose you mean trash, you also could try and see if one of those places will give you some store credit for it.

 

[RandyC]

Last call for the rock. Going to dispose of it tomorrow if no takers. I might be at Neptune early afternoon tomorrow and in the Aquatic Collection/High Tide area after that.

If you trash it, it’s best to soak in bleach to break down palytoxin before it goes in bin.