Featured June 7th fragging workshop.

[psidriven]

Maybe find someone willing to peel/scrape off the zoas or swap rocks. But if you value the rock more than the zoas, maybe do a pest tank with sundial snails, zoa spiders and zoa nudibranchs.

 

[andyman]

Oh just found out June 7 is salmon fishing day. June 7-8. Unless the weather is really bad I don't think I'm gonna make it.

 

[Arvin R]

heres some pictures. The rock with all the green zoas.. I kinda want my rock back. Same with the rock with the red zoas. I put a frag with 3 polys of red on that flat rock.. Next thing i know, it took over the entire rock.

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The last pic is orange oxides. And looks like they are on a fairly thin flat rock? We could cut the rock with the band saw if you wanted to frag those. The green ones are probably a palythoa and not a zoa and would recommend not bringing those.

 

[psidriven]

His green zoas are probably king Midas zoas. They yellow up in other tanks but are greenish in his.

 

[MichaelB]

His green zoas are probably king Midas zoas. They yellow up in other tanks but are greenish in his.

I had same Palythoa concern but based on the pictures I can't really see them cleary enough to tell difference with full confidence without a clear close up of one.

But the color of polyps don't look like Captian jerks or green nuke palys. Only what I can kinda tell from picture.

 

[Srt4eric]

@CoralGardens619 you mentioned some colonies.

 

[CoralGardens619]

Sure, I’ll send a few colonies as I don’t think I can make it to the workshop. Will know more as time approaches but if not can someone close to Fresno meet up w me to bring it with them? If not I can ship it to @Srt4eric? Please LMK? Thanks

 

[andyman]

Oh definitly not palythoa. I had them when I first started and never again. took me a while to get rid of every last one of those.