[molitor11]

Some kind of acan, but what is it??

No idea what that is... Anyone??

Name for the green zoas?

Pompom Xenia maybe? Name for the red zoas?

Name for the cool looking zoa on bottom...

Got all these at the Lansing swap! What a great show! Great vendors! Had an awesome time!!

 

[demonclownfish]

1) acan lord(random nameless one i think)
2) lobophyllia
3) radioactive dragon eyes
4) some kind of xenia, and maybe the red zoas are watermelons
5)tiger tail?

 

[molitor11]

Nice! Thanks for the help man appreciate it!!

 

[dylanjbreese]

Looks like blue xenia to me.

 

[tdb560reef]

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Xenia is on a stalk. That is blue anthelia. It is cool but will spread quickly. Put it on its own island not touching any other rocks. I bought some a year ago and it took over all of my high end zoas over night.

You can see it in the center... there use to be zoas under that blue mat.

 

[molitor11]

Def the blue anthelia your right about that, funny everything online says its diff to keep alive... I have stock pc biocube 29 and it's growing ALL over my tank even though everything says its difficult to keep haha

 

[dylanjbreese]

I always thought it was blue xenia, and you are right its blue anthelia. its nice to look at, but it sure can take over. I wish I never put it in my tank!

 

[molitor11]

Lol I got it on some live rock, it looks cool and I want to keep a little but it grows sooo fast, maybe take it to LFS see if I can get some credit haha

 

[dylanjbreese]

Like everyone said, just keep it separate from other rocks and everything else.

 

[molitor11]

There's some in the back that hasn't seemed to grow or reproduce at all yet I don't know how to get rid of, as for that big piece in the front I'm gonna try and take it to LFS and get credit or something, don't want any invasive anything in my tank lol its way too small

 

[Jessemac]

Funny, I thought the Blue Anthelia was xenia as well. It is not difficult to keep and grows fast. if you have a rock that you can put in a corner, up front or on the side in the sand do that. It will cover that rock and possibly grow on the glass as well. If it is allow to start growing elsewhere pull it, or it will take over.