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I love zoas too, but have learned my lesson the hard way. The new tank will only have zoa islands.nice...I Luuuurv me some zoas but don't want a war on my hands. Island it is!
+1Really this all depends. Some zoanthinds grow really fast, others not so much. Depending on the type and what you have them next to, other corals can keep them at bay. If they grow fast, just frag them and sell them to a LFS or other hobbiest.
Depends on the zoa. Some will over grow and some won't. Some just kinda mix in together. Some may even sting others... like your basic yellow polyps. To frag in the tank, I use a razor or scalpel to cut the base and try to peel it off the rock.What is the best way to do in tank fraging? I'm also doing a zoa tank and have everything on plugs on frag racks right now because I have not decided on my aquascape yet.
When 2 different zoas are placed on the same rock and once they grow enough to start touching each other, will one start growing on top of the other? What will happen?