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Unread 01/28/2008, 10:50 PM   #1
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zoas and mushrooms

im looking to get some mushroomd,blue or green and some zoas. i was wondering what if anything should i feed them? also i have 4 vhos 1 super actinic and 3 actinic whites w/ moonlights on at night. what kind of flow should they have. i have 2 korilias#3 in a 90 gal.


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Unread 01/28/2008, 10:52 PM   #2
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moonlights.. that sounds nifty.... what are those?


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you don't have to feed zoas and mushrooms. they get all they need from light. low to medium flow should be fine.

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moonlights.. that sounds nifty.... what are those?
moonlights are basically LED's that give a shimmery glow when the lights go out.

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Unread 01/28/2008, 10:54 PM   #5
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you don't have to feed zoas and mushrooms. they get all they need from light. low to medium flow should be fine.

Harry
dito....flow should be fine if u are feeding phyto they'll grab some


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Unread 01/28/2008, 10:55 PM   #6
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you don't have to feed them anything

they like medium to high flow you have 1600 gph in the 90 gal.

the mushrooms prefer a low to medium flow

If you look at a flow rate in the tank between 20 and 40 times the tank volume in gph then you are great for the mushrooms but
for the zoas you might want to add another korilia 3


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capn i can always rely on your wisdom of the saltwater than you. and to all the people who applied within five minutes WOW thank you!!!! great info.


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capn i can always rely on your wisdom of the saltwater than you. and to all the people who applied within five minutes WOW thank you!!!! great info.
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