zoo id?
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Gina McReeferson
My sweet Baby David
They look like "X-Men" palys to me. I want some too.
I believe they may also referred to as "Lunar Eclipse" palys, on some sites.
I could be wrong, it's hard to tell with the dark pic....
-Gina
I believe they may also referred to as "Lunar Eclipse" palys, on some sites.I could be wrong, it's hard to tell with the dark pic....
-Gina
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scottv1025
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hey . steve it would be nice to buy those that size and split it
smcnally
Tankless
You can look around on
www.zoaid.com
Not to open a can of worms,
but the whole zoa name/ID thing can get into the debatable world of "designer name" or "collector" or "extrordanarily over priced name brand color morphs". Anyone remember when RBTA's were going for $150-400?
I won't go on a total rant here,
but this hobby gets trendy at times, and the trends (like designer names, ie anything "tyree") can help to locate some fantastic looking corals/zoa's, but can also create insanely inflated prices. ALSO! Beware of photoshopped pics, they are very common with "designer corals for sale".
(FWIW, IMO the BRS people that I know of are much more reasonable about pricing such corals than the rest of the reefkeeping community overall)
Oh yea, I agree, those are some great looking zoa's.
Sorry to go off on a tangent......
Edit; Ok Steve hinted at the same tangent while I was typing, so I guess I'm not the only one.
www.zoaid.com
Not to open a can of worms,
but the whole zoa name/ID thing can get into the debatable world of "designer name" or "collector" or "extrordanarily over priced name brand color morphs". Anyone remember when RBTA's were going for $150-400?
I won't go on a total rant here,
but this hobby gets trendy at times, and the trends (like designer names, ie anything "tyree") can help to locate some fantastic looking corals/zoa's, but can also create insanely inflated prices. ALSO! Beware of photoshopped pics, they are very common with "designer corals for sale".
(FWIW, IMO the BRS people that I know of are much more reasonable about pricing such corals than the rest of the reefkeeping community overall)
Oh yea, I agree, those are some great looking zoa's.
Sorry to go off on a tangent......
Edit; Ok Steve hinted at the same tangent while I was typing, so I guess I'm not the only one.
deadhermitwalkin
Non-member
Ya...They Look just like x-men palys.... CobraZ has some!
TomD
Non-member
Pink rim people eater
That is what I thought
I have never seen the X-mens though they probably look similar.http://www.zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=242
Liam
letting it grow
That is what I thought
http://www.zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=242
i have xmens and they look just like those
Troubleman
Non-member
Liam
letting it grow
Clam Man
x reefer
makes sense
FWIW the rim on mine are bright orange
mine to.
Troubleman
Non-member
Mine looked that way when I first go them.... then the outer ring (like liams and clam man) turn orange. I recently change bulbs, maybe they'll change back....
also, when they changed i had 10k's now I have 12's
bob
also, when they changed i had 10k's now I have 12's
bob
Xmen it is
you could tell with the lighter color of the mouth (or so I thought??) and bright orange rims
I sold those when I broke the tank down - they were 25$/polyp at some site from what I remember...i sold 4 polyps for 65$ on this site...I hope they're doing well but EXCELLENT piece to have...really really bright and amazing colors
you could tell with the lighter color of the mouth (or so I thought??) and bright orange rims
I sold those when I broke the tank down - they were 25$/polyp at some site from what I remember...i sold 4 polyps for 65$ on this site...I hope they're doing well but EXCELLENT piece to have...really really bright and amazing colors
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