• A lively small -button like- zoa! Soon I will add care tips specific on this coral! Sources https://www.tidalgardens.com/stock-fruit-loops-zoanthids.html

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  • This normally is a large zoa, with a green short and stubby green skirt. It can extend its length in low light situations. Its disk is purple and monocromally stripped. My Purple Monster Variant has a pointy skirt, and the disk is

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The 5 Best Secrets to Growing Zoas

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I was watching the video on growing Zoas from Fragbox Corals , and I was inspired to make a directory of all the zoas I have ever grown with my understanding of care tips for them. Zoas (Zoantharia also called Zoanthidea or Zoanthiniaria) is the catchall term used for our secret hunt today! I plan to group them all in the way this video suggests, according to their fisual features, and see what kind of results we can derive! I will also use online data if care tips for a particular strain is given. Criteria So! Here we go! Zoas

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Sinularia Brassica- Fingered Cabbage leather coral

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The Sinularia Brassica looks like one of the most popular and easy corals in our hobby. It is sometimes mixed up with Sinularia Dura, that looks almost the same , but does not have the signature finger like structures within the “leaves”” that are the main attraction of both Brassica and Dura. Colorations   Shapes Up clos   e In the photo you can see how Tidal gardens have captured tis polyps. It is not clear to us if it is a Brassica or a Dura, but they look very much alike from up close.         Lighting

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