half n half zoa

[stylaster]

This is a cool one that morphed into half and half colors... thought i would share

 

[boxer]

Thats it is really neat!!!!!

 

[Joe Knows Reefs]

Neato! It will be interesting to see if it puts off more polyps like that....two faced PE anyone?

 

[stylaster]

ya its the only one so far, but i hope it reproduces more like that

 

[stylaster]

The one right behind it has also got the half n half pattern. Hope it continues

 

[Wy Renegade]

Generally speaking, those types of changes are not so much a morph as they are a change in pigmentation as result of lighting schemes. Just out of curiousity, how long have you had the frag, and have you changed your lighting at all recently?

 

[puchowave]

This is mine it's not a PE but its two faced sorry the second photo not looks good.

 

[robsreefs]

This is mine it's not a PE but its two faced sorry the second photo not looks good.

Wow that's crazy how did that happen

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[stylaster]

wow that is very cool

i have had the frag for a long time, over two years. I have been fraggin pieces off for a while now. but it just started to show the half n half shade. I haven't changed the lighting or placement. Maybe the constant fragging caused something to happen. Im just not sure

 

[puchowave]

This one came in a big piece that i bought but i noticed when i fragged it.

 

[pmvalenti]

i have a two faced magician polyp and same thing, no lighting or placement changes...and ive only fragged the colony twice in 2 years! very cool looking polyp!

 

[A. grandis]

Generally speaking, those types of changes are not so much a morph as they are a change in pigmentation as result of lighting schemes. Just out of curiousity, how long have you had the frag, and have you changed your lighting at all recently?

As far as I know "morph" is what people call when the zoas change their pigmentation because of the lights or other reasons.
Please let me know if I'm wrong and why.

The changes on the zoas' pigmentation most of the time is mainly because of light... :squigglemouth:

Thanks,
Grandis.

 

[A. grandis]

This is mine it's not a PE but its two faced sorry the second photo not looks good.

Please tell us how did that happen?

Grandis.

 

[puchowave]

I don't know exactly how that happen but i was looking closely and there's another two faced polyp in the same frag and as soon i get a clear shot i'm going to post a pic.

 

[robsreefs]

If I was you to I would frag just the 2 face polyps off and may be when new ones sprout they will also be 2face looks like they grown together and fertilized each other

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[puchowave]

I took this pic today look at the center of the frag and you will see the pair of two faced polyps.

 

[kershak]

i have to go visit my friend puchowave soooooooonnn hahahahah

 

[finrott]

If I was you to I would frag just the 2 face polyps off and may be when new ones sprout they will also be 2face looks like they grown together and fertilized each other

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You have hit the nail on the head!!!!! This is exactly what i have done in the past to create these morphs.....