What are the best water parameters for Zoas and Palys

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jda123

Dolphin
M.A.S.C Club Member
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Unfortunately, we cannot put Photoshop filters on our eyes. Most everybody's tanks can look like that too with enough work on the 'puter.

IMO, NSW parameters are the best for zoas, but temp at, or below, 78. I have noticed some serious melting issues at 79 or 80, especially with the "deepwaters." .005 P and .02N, 1.026 SG, 77 degrees, 420 calcium, 8 alk... I don't test for anything else.

Here is about a years worth of growth in my mixed reef:
http://www.marinecolorado.org/forums/showthread.php?26061-Some-Polyp-Love
 
Walter White

Walter White

Reef Shark
M.A.S.C Club Member
#22
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jda123;340515 said:
Unfortunately, we cannot put Photoshop filters on our eyes. Most everybody's tanks can look like that too with enough work on the 'puter.

IMO, NSW parameters are the best for zoas, but temp at, or below, 78. I have noticed some serious melting issues at 79 or 80, especially with the "deepwaters." .005 P and .02N, 1.026 SG, 77 degrees, 420 calcium, 8 alk... I don't test for anything else.

Here is about a years worth of growth in my mixed reef:
http://www.marinecolorado.org/forums/showthread.php?26061-Some-Polyp-Love
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Yep It blows me away every time I go to your place to see more growth in two months than I generally see in my own tank in a year!
 
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