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09-27-2009, 04:32 AM
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 japanese zoanthid any special instruction for red zoos from japan, have 65 watt PC (thinking of getting 96watt T5) over 20 gal with lots of live rock, its about 8" from lights , water chemistry ok from established aquarium 2 yo tank (nitrate 0) 
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09-27-2009, 05:28 PM
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| Re: japanese zoanthid Moderate lighting and flow, it does not have to be intense. Feeding Zoo-plankton and Phyto-plankton as well as brine shrimp given to each colony member. Trace elements will need to be supplemented, and Iodine (in the right quantity) is very helpful long-term. I would not recommend this unless you have had past experience with Iodine dosing and its measurement. Other than that they should multiply and relocate fairly well!
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