I was in south Florida last week as well (I know there's another thread posted by Mr. E Wrasse about his south florida Paly find) Snorkeling in less than 3 feet of water and stumbled on these guys.
The center is blue with a bright yellow ring then a teal center with dark (not sure it's black) lines on either side with medium blueish/gray long skirts and fluorescent teal colored tips.
They have only been under my LEDs for 2 days now, so anxious to see if they retain these colors, or acquire new colorations.
This was my first ever wild collected P/Z and the first ever I have even seen in all my years diving/snorkeling. Will have to admit that before I started keeping Palys 2-3 years ago, I would have never thought to look for them while diving or snorkeling.
Not sure what I want to call them.
The center is blue with a bright yellow ring then a teal center with dark (not sure it's black) lines on either side with medium blueish/gray long skirts and fluorescent teal colored tips.
They have only been under my LEDs for 2 days now, so anxious to see if they retain these colors, or acquire new colorations.
This was my first ever wild collected P/Z and the first ever I have even seen in all my years diving/snorkeling. Will have to admit that before I started keeping Palys 2-3 years ago, I would have never thought to look for them while diving or snorkeling.
Not sure what I want to call them.


