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Zoanthids Flow. Some grow very long tentacles in fast current and others can grow very long “stalks” in slow water. This can smother a colony when left unattended. Zoas grow by spreading outward and struggle to grow on The flow helps keep their bodies clean of any detritus build up which can easily accumulate between their heads. Zoanthids require moderate water flow and moderate to high lighting to grow properly. The only real enemy with low flow is algae build up. They are very adaptable corals. Flow can effect the shape of the polyps. It will not be hard to find them a spot. Adequate flow also allows them to eat by passing nutrients constantly over their heads so they can catch different Balanced flow aids in delivering nutrients and promotes appropriate gas. Moderate water flow is optimal for zoanthids. Beyond flow and lighting, zoanthids should be placed on flat surfaces. Water conditions & parameters for Zoanthids are not an aggressive coral, but placement can drive your success and growth rate.

The only real enemy with low flow is algae build up. Moderate water flow is optimal for zoanthids. Beyond flow and lighting, zoanthids should be placed on flat surfaces. Zoanthid placement hacks for optimum water flow and light exposure. Too much flow may make it hard for the polyps to open. Adequate flow also allows them to eat by passing nutrients constantly over their heads so they can catch different They are very adaptable corals. Some grow very long tentacles in fast current and others can grow very long “stalks” in slow water. This can smother a colony when left unattended. Zoanthids are not an aggressive coral, but placement can drive your success and growth rate.

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Zoanthids Flow It will not be hard to find them a spot. Some grow very long tentacles in fast current and others can grow very long “stalks” in slow water. Adequate flow also allows them to eat by passing nutrients constantly over their heads so they can catch different Flow can effect the shape of the polyps. They should be placed in an area of the aquarium where they can receive adequate light and water flow. Moderate water flow is optimal for zoanthids. This can smother a colony when left unattended. Zoanthids require moderate water flow and moderate to high lighting to grow properly. Too much flow may make it hard for the polyps to open. Zoanthids are not an aggressive coral, but placement can drive your success and growth rate. It will not be hard to find them a spot. If placed in too high of a flow area, polyps will. Beyond flow and lighting, zoanthids should be placed on flat surfaces. Balanced flow aids in delivering nutrients and promotes appropriate gas. The flow helps keep their bodies clean of any detritus build up which can easily accumulate between their heads. They are very adaptable corals.