Zoas Don't Need Water

[B-Willz]

I bought Wiricks frag tank about a week and a half ago. I filled it with water yesterday, and while cleaning up tonight I just threw the egg crate that he gave me in the tank. I looked in the tank a couple of hours later and there are some zoanthids that seem to be coming back to life. They are not open yet and I will keep an eye on them to see what happens.

 

[Cherub]

Nice lol

 

[KhensuRa]

No way didn't happen...

Pics brah... hahah

 

[the_fish_man]

No way didn't happen...

Pics brah... hahah

+1!!!!!

 

[120greefman]

It's true. Zoas that live in tide pools pretty much are at mercy of high tide/low tide. It's amazing they can do that and survive and yet at the same time get ****ed off at something in my tank and melt.

 

[Cake_Boss]

I was there when the transfer of corals happened, if those things open up then you're dang good. Pretty sure we moved all the live stuff to the tank. You might get yourself some free mohawks.

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[Wicked Color]

I have had totally dry zoas on a frag rack come back, like a month later, radioactive dragon eyes.

 

[dv3]

I bought Wiricks frag tank about a week and a half ago. I filled it with water yesterday, and while cleaning up tonight I just threw the egg crate that he gave me in the tank. I looked in the tank a couple of hours later and there are some zoanthids that seem to be coming back to life. They are not open yet and I will keep an eye on them to see what happens.

I have had totally dry zoas on a frag rack come back, like a month later, radioactive dragon eyes.

pics or it didn't happen

 

[spstimie]

I got some rock that had sat out overnight in winter and zoas survived the freeze. The only way to kill the damn things is water too clean.

 

[MattL]

I had a rock that was full of mushrooms, froze it solid and they came back.