Zoa placement

[BioMan]

I decided a while back that I had too many frag plugs with zoas on them so I separated the frags from the plugs then glued them to various spots on a flat piece of rock and a month or two later I noticed the polyps are all still colorful and almost double the size and twice as many. I bought a rasta polyp that has 8 polyps a month later and plan on doing the same thing they seem so tightly packed. .... Hopefully same results. ...

 

[Moneymaks24]

Interesting, I've had the zoas on a plug for almost 2 years w no new heads lol. I'll try your method .

 

[Rob&Gab]

Interesting, I've had the zoas on a plug for almost 2 years w no new heads lol. I'll try your method .

what the heck. there is something seriously wrong there.

 

[BioMan]

Im going to try to take a pic right now and upload it, sorry there isnt a "before" pic but I didnt expect anything to happen besides fill up the rock a bit.

 

[BioMan]

You can see the size of the polyps compared to what they were on a rock immeadiatly to the left of the 2 kinds,,,green lantern and Fire Ice

 

[BioMan]

Note that was 3 separate frags 4 or 5 pollys each 3 months ago about 2 or 3 inches apart.

 

[BioMan]

Just because I'm bored heres a pic with just the blue lights on

Photos dont do the Fire Ice justice,,,

 

[Moneymaks24]

Blue hornet, la lakers green goblins and some pink once never grew a new head in almost 2 years on the plug. Prob coz nitrates never dropped below 20 or I need to take them off the plugs. ( rob your clementine from swap r growing a little baby head lol) better than nothing

 

[BioMan]

I think dirty water and good flow is key lol, They are close to the return so everything passes them!

 

[Moneymaks24]

Glad u got good growth, consider yourself lucky. For me it'll be at least 5 years to get growth like that. Won't be inthe hobby by then I bet lol/.