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Thank you for the beautiful frags, all of them seam to be very happy in their new home and they are beautiful! Peter

Hi, I would like 1 frag of Tubs Blue Zoos 50$ if possible. Thank you! Peter

Thank you!

Thank you, that's where I looked first but I could not find anything that looked like this... maybe I'm blind, I'll look again.:knockedou

Hi, this thing grew about 1 inch in a month, it's about 2-3 inches now. I was trying to ID it, and the closest thing I found was bubble algae. If its bubble algae, is this type as bad as the green bubbles? It looks kindof nice...:scratch:

I'll be there too with one guest. When I sent the paypal payment, I didn't see a place to put my user name in, sorry. Peter Lakatos

I killed my Mojanos yesterday (I still feel bad about it):( . I took out the rock before injecting them with kalk paste, and then I used tweezers to pull out what was left of their 'feet' from the holes of the rock they were on. I think I totally removed them and the zoas which were around them...

They were smooth around the mouth, and they werent connected, each of them was in a different hole, the foot was pretty deep in the rock.

Ok, I got home, and I changed my mind, because I was watching the mojanos and DevIouS is right, everything they tuch seems to be irritated by them. So I decided it is time for a kill :happysad: . ReeferGoneMad - sorry but I don't think I could 'frag them', they seem to sit in pretty deep holes...

Thank you for all your replies, I decided to keep and observe them for a while, since I don't have many corals in my tank yet. If they start to multiply like crazy, I'll get rid of them. ReeferGoneMad - I let you know if I plan to get rid of some, but you'll have to tell me how to 'frag them'...

Normally the zoos don't seem to be bothered by them, a snail was irritating them at the time I took the picture. I talked to Rob at the Greenwich Aquaria store and he said it might be a species of the Protopalythoa genus. I started to look at photos and descriptions, and I think he might be...

Thank you for your help! Duke62 - I was going to ask the same thing.

Hi all again, last week I got a small piece of rock which has 4 different types of zoas on it plus the larger polyps in the photo (at the wonderful Greenich Aquaria store). The largest one is about 1.5 inch in diameter, and it has a very wide 'stalk'. When I was looking around on the net for...

Thank you! Yes, the fish was in wildwater, pretty close to shore, so I had time to go out and grab my camera. Peter

Thank you for the advice and ID!