Beluga
Community Member
I’ve recently caught the zoa/paly bug and have decided my pico tank will be a polyp garden.
That being said I purchased these a while back not really knowing all of the “trade names” fancy names etc that are thrown around today. I simply enjoyed their color and thought the red contrasted the green star polyps well. In recent years my interests have focused solely on SPS and uncommon angelfish. So I’m a bit rusty with softies/zoas.
I have been told they are “heartbreaker zoanthids/palys” however we all know the fastest way to find an answer on the internet is to post something that’s incorrect. So let’s call them gumdrop zoanthids/palys and see if anyone can provide me the correct name instead haha.
I apologize for the blue tint, this iPhone 11 Pro Max is terrible with my lights.
I have checked zoabrary and the other resources I’m familiar with but no such luck.
They have pink mouths. Purple disk. Purple lashes with pink/red lining.
That being said I purchased these a while back not really knowing all of the “trade names” fancy names etc that are thrown around today. I simply enjoyed their color and thought the red contrasted the green star polyps well. In recent years my interests have focused solely on SPS and uncommon angelfish. So I’m a bit rusty with softies/zoas.
I have been told they are “heartbreaker zoanthids/palys” however we all know the fastest way to find an answer on the internet is to post something that’s incorrect. So let’s call them gumdrop zoanthids/palys and see if anyone can provide me the correct name instead haha.
I apologize for the blue tint, this iPhone 11 Pro Max is terrible with my lights.
I have checked zoabrary and the other resources I’m familiar with but no such luck.
They have pink mouths. Purple disk. Purple lashes with pink/red lining.
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