Id these palys please! rare? common?

[oceaninabox]

I tend to agree with Kigs. If I had to pick any zoa on coralpedia that would be the one I would say it resembles the most.

 

[Reef Pets]

You cant go wrong with purchasing from OceanInABox/AuctionMeThis. He has great coral and very accurate pictures. As far as CoralPedia, it can be hard to sell. As many of you know, the pictures that are submitted to them are "doctored" and many are taken under actinics.

 

[reefboy]

Heres some close up of mine for comparison

and some for fun

 

[diggman08]

somebodys up late!! or should i say early :sleepy1:

 

[reefboy]

yea had just got done posting some picture's to our site so decided to post these before bed.

 

[diggman08]

ok so i found some more ... these have the green mouths.. so basically what we have is like 4 different variations of the same thing (oceaninbox,reefboy,marvsreef,fragglereef)
the question is which are rarest? which have lineage? which would you buy?
this is the others ones called (redsnow)
http://i5.ebayimg.com/06/i/001/02/be/25d1_1.JPG

 

[oceaninabox]

Those are the same. different flow and lighting will cause the tips to look like that. I would buy the ones that suit your needs the best.

 

[diggman08]

your dont have the green mouths though..

 

[Lazys Coral House]

Those are magicians that have been under to much light. Should look like this once you get them under proper light.

 

[kev2me]

Blast from the past.

 

[ca2or]

those look my afternoon delights is the guy from oregon by any chance lol that may have been a frag I sold sat at a show lol. and yes I sell for 10-15 a polyp.

Yes he is from Oregon....it's Perry.

 

[snk713]

they look bleached out in a bad way.