ID please

[Jilly92]

 

[Ro Bow]

zoanthid coral. harmless

 

[Hincapiej4]

She might mean what it's designer name is. I don't know but it's nice.

 

[ChiCity]

whammin watermelon

 

[DrZoidburg]

Look similar to rasta zoa, but not it. Don't know fore sure not a zoa junkie.

 

[DrZoidburg]

eagle eye?

 

[Reefing_addiction]

Eagle eye I believe have green skirts
Whammin watermelons have yellow skirts

So Eagle eye

 

[Ro Bow]

whammin watermelon

+1

 

[Nigel35]

definitely a whamming watermelon

 

[Reefing_addiction]

I present this

And just so we are all confused together Zoanthids has both green skirt whammin watermelons and yellow skirt

I also saw Eagle eyes go both ways

So they are both lol

 

[Jilly92]

zoanthid coral. harmless

Haha yes I meant the designer name

 

[Jilly92]

Eagle eye I believe have green skirts
Whammin watermelons have yellow skirts

So Eagle eye

Under the lfs lights it had a bright yellow, but under my lights the skirt is a yellow/green

 

[Jilly92]

They might be the same zoas, because like I said under the fish stores lights it was definitely yellow. Watermelon sounds better though lol mine have 2 rows of skirt so maybe that's the difference.

 

[littlebigreef]

@ChiCity has it with whamming watermelon. If you’re only using vendor images or Google images to ID it you’re never gonna get it right.

Due to them both being well traveled strains they’ve been diluted down and you’ll see the name being used synonymously for watermelons. The key distinguishing characteristic between the two is not the skirt. It’s the color of the mouth area. Watermelons are, understandably, a reddish orange where as, also not surprisingly, eagle eyes are a more yellowish orange or orangish gold. If you put the two next to each other the difference is apparent.