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What Causes Zoas To Shrink. I have a new colony of zoas and two small frags of zoas also. I have a 1.25 gallon pico, and my zoas, which were doing fine for the longest time, are starting to shrink, separate from each other. I have tried moving them up and down to. Many zoas are smaller in higher alkalinity, higher light. I have a zoa/paly tank that i have kept the alk from 5 to 11 at times (over. In that time they have been slowly shrinking. Zoas spreads from the edge so the more you frag, the more you get. My zoas were all looking great, but they are almost all starting to slowly shrink. One disease that seems to disproportionately impacts these corals is something called zoa pox or zoanthid pox. The key to a healthy reef ecosystem is stability. All were peroxide dipped before going into the tank. When you notice your zoas start shrinking and melting away, the first thing you should check is your water parameters. I'm worried they will eventually melt away. The new colony and one of the frags of zoas aren't doing very well. If you want a huge colony, frag to 1 or 2 polyps and spread.

Zoas spreads from the edge so the more you frag, the more you get. I have tried moving them up and down to. My zoas were all looking great, but they are almost all starting to slowly shrink. I have a 1.25 gallon pico, and my zoas, which were doing fine for the longest time, are starting to shrink, separate from each other. All were peroxide dipped before going into the tank. One disease that seems to disproportionately impacts these corals is something called zoa pox or zoanthid pox. The key to a healthy reef ecosystem is stability. I have a zoa/paly tank that i have kept the alk from 5 to 11 at times (over. When you notice your zoas start shrinking and melting away, the first thing you should check is your water parameters. Many zoas are smaller in higher alkalinity, higher light.

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What Causes Zoas To Shrink I have a new colony of zoas and two small frags of zoas also. The key to a healthy reef ecosystem is stability. Zoas spreads from the edge so the more you frag, the more you get. I have a new colony of zoas and two small frags of zoas also. If you want a huge colony, frag to 1 or 2 polyps and spread. I'm worried they will eventually melt away. In that time they have been slowly shrinking. One disease that seems to disproportionately impacts these corals is something called zoa pox or zoanthid pox. The new colony and one of the frags of zoas aren't doing very well. I have a 1.25 gallon pico, and my zoas, which were doing fine for the longest time, are starting to shrink, separate from each other. When you notice your zoas start shrinking and melting away, the first thing you should check is your water parameters. Many zoas are smaller in higher alkalinity, higher light. My zoas were all looking great, but they are almost all starting to slowly shrink. I have a zoa/paly tank that i have kept the alk from 5 to 11 at times (over. All were peroxide dipped before going into the tank. I have tried moving them up and down to.