Are pink diamond and tsa chemically altered the same Zoa ?

[nycfreshreef]

Hey guys , am I missing something here ? Really was looking to add these TSA chemically altered to my garden , but then saw pink diamonds which used to be pricey but are very reasonable these days , are they the same Zoa ? Is there a difference?

Also these TSA krayola goni …. Looks just like a regular rainbow Goni , maybe with better color ? Not sure …

Any thoughts ?

 

[Reefer Matt Verified Media Partner]

Looks like it to me. They are common in my area and usually around 40 a frag, not pp. A Lot of times you are just paying for the brand name.

 

[nycfreshreef]

Looks like it to me. They are common in my area and usually around 40 a frag, not pp. A Lot of times you are just paying for the brand name.

Yes makes sense

 

[littlebigreef]

Same thing. Tsa does a certain amount of rebranding and occasionally puts out new strains, this isn’t one of those cases.

 

[reefadam]

I’ve always called these Asterina pinks, which I feel has been around before these other names popped up. (Saw an old post from like 2010 calling them this) I’ve always thought they resemble one of the corals on the Carib sea live sand bag as well, which has been the same image for like 20 years. Still one of my favorites.

 

[nycfreshreef]

I’ve always called these Asterina pinks, which I feel has been around before these other names popped up. (Saw an old post from like 2010 calling them this) I’ve always thought they resemble one of the corals on the Carib sea live sand bag as well, which has been the same image for like 20 years. Still one of my favorites.

Nice colony