Indentification

[Reefing_addiction]

@Kiwi369
I’m with @footgal looks like morphed Twizzelers.

I’ve seen zoas complete change and become what seems like something else in some else’s tank.

How long have you had them?

They may develop those lines.


Do you know if this was a wild colony?

If it was wild then it is whatever you wanna call it.

Give it a few months and see if they change

 

[Kiwi369]

@Kiwi369
I’m with @footgal looks like morphed Twizzelers.

I’ve seen zoas complete change and become what seems like something else in some else’s tank.

How long have you had them?

They may develop those lines.


Do you know if this was a wild colony?

If it was wild then it is whatever you wanna call it.

Give it a few months and see if they change

They have in my tank for about a month I think. I bought them from someone for a cheap price cause he had to quit. I didn't really ask about where it came from or anything. I guess it could be a wild colony.
Ill Let them for a month and compare the with some onder pictures to see if anything changed

 

[zoaprince]

They don't look like Twizzlers, morphed or not. The skirt, face, and size are pretty different.

The fact that they are on the same rock as dragon eyes, which get imported all the time, makes me think they are wilds.

 

[Kiwi369]

The dragon eyes are definitely dominant. There only about 20 of the pink ones. And I guess over a 100 dragon eyes. So they don't grow that quickly.

 

[littlebigreef]

They don't look like Twizzlers, morphed or not. The skirt, face, and size are pretty different.

The fact that they are on the same rock as dragon eyes, which get imported all the time, makes me think they are wilds.

Zoa prince is spot on here, particularly about them sharing a rock. While it diminishes them in no way, the pink ones are just a random no-namer that have colored up very nicely. Easiest answer is generally the correct one...at least in this case.