Picked This Up Today.....
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slipondajimmy
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Nice stuff.
What LFS did you get them from?
What LFS did you get them from?
ficklefins
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Since you were looking for an ID I moved your thread to the Zoa ID forum. Those look really nice and I'll see what I can do to find you a match.
Spiderwoman
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I like those. Picking up a rock of those from LFS tomorrow too. They seem to have come into the market in the past few weeks.
ficklefins
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Looks very similar to Green Bay Packers.
http://www.zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=118
http://www.zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=118
slipondajimmy
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On Kirkman?
I have only been in there a few times. I usually go to Sea in the City because they are about 1 mile from me.
I cant help you Id it but they are very nice
I have only been in there a few times. I usually go to Sea in the City because they are about 1 mile from me.
I cant help you Id it but they are very nice
OP
OP
Agree but my skirts are brownish with a green tint.
OP
OP
Yes on Kirkman in Metro West. Rudy and Ross are awesome to deal with.
flricordia
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Agree on the GBP. There are so many morphs of zoas that it can get really confusing. From what I understand the common name thing is basically limited to the hobby since there are really only a few different kinds of zoanthids in the real world by DNA classification. Protopalys, parazoanthus, zoanthus, palythoa and so on.
But naming the different morphs gives us something to do and makes the collection of zoanthids much more exciting.
To get into arguments over what is what by common name, not saying there are any arguments going on here, but everyone has seen it happen at least one time, is baseless since all zoanthus are basically zoanthus and all palythoas are basically palythoas, etc.
If a person wanted to they could call that morph of zoanthus you have there Rainbows, and no one could really say you were wrong, except in the world of reefkeeping hobby.
Look at all the different vendors calling a specific morph by different names.
But naming the different morphs gives us something to do and makes the collection of zoanthids much more exciting.
To get into arguments over what is what by common name, not saying there are any arguments going on here, but everyone has seen it happen at least one time, is baseless since all zoanthus are basically zoanthus and all palythoas are basically palythoas, etc.
If a person wanted to they could call that morph of zoanthus you have there Rainbows, and no one could really say you were wrong, except in the world of reefkeeping hobby.
Look at all the different vendors calling a specific morph by different names.
