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How Long Do Zoanthids Take To Grow. zoanthids require standard water parameters that are good for keeping just about any corals healthy. some hobbyists have mentioned that rasta zoas and zombie zoas have a slower growth rate (1 polyp a month) than dragon eye and utter. They are very adaptable corals. Zoanthids go by so many different names it can be confusing. some types of zoas can grow one or two polyps per month and spread slowly, while other varieties can grow five or six polyps. some grow very long tentacles in fast current and others can grow very long “stalks” in slow water. beyond flow and lighting, zoanthids should be placed on flat surfaces. It will not be hard to find them a spot. We often refer to them as zoos, zoas, zoanthids, palys or even polyps. and zoanthids grow fast. Zoas grow by spreading outward and struggle to grow on rocks. In no time you’ll have a full tank of them. But, it’s not everything great as it sounds.

Zoas grow by spreading outward and struggle to grow on rocks. In no time you’ll have a full tank of them. It will not be hard to find them a spot. But, it’s not everything great as it sounds. some types of zoas can grow one or two polyps per month and spread slowly, while other varieties can grow five or six polyps. beyond flow and lighting, zoanthids should be placed on flat surfaces. some hobbyists have mentioned that rasta zoas and zombie zoas have a slower growth rate (1 polyp a month) than dragon eye and utter. They are very adaptable corals. We often refer to them as zoos, zoas, zoanthids, palys or even polyps. and zoanthids grow fast.

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How Long Do Zoanthids Take To Grow It will not be hard to find them a spot. Zoas grow by spreading outward and struggle to grow on rocks. and zoanthids grow fast. We often refer to them as zoos, zoas, zoanthids, palys or even polyps. some types of zoas can grow one or two polyps per month and spread slowly, while other varieties can grow five or six polyps. Zoanthids go by so many different names it can be confusing. some hobbyists have mentioned that rasta zoas and zombie zoas have a slower growth rate (1 polyp a month) than dragon eye and utter. They are very adaptable corals. beyond flow and lighting, zoanthids should be placed on flat surfaces. In no time you’ll have a full tank of them. zoanthids require standard water parameters that are good for keeping just about any corals healthy. It will not be hard to find them a spot. But, it’s not everything great as it sounds. some grow very long tentacles in fast current and others can grow very long “stalks” in slow water.