Toxic Revenge...
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Nanofins
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I was actually going to comment as well that these appear very similar to the everlasting gobstoppers, which are freaky bright palys I must say. The longer skirts are likely a result of higher flow, and the lighter color of the skirts is probably a result of a low-nutrient system with good skimming. I have several morph that I keep in a couple systems, one skimmed and one not, and the skimmed colonies are much lighter ("white" skirts, lighter background colors) than the non-skimmed polyps from the same colonies. Can't say for sure the OP's are EG's, though they are very remiscent, but the qualities of the skirts can be explained by tank params, IME.
to me this is just one example of multiple names or descriptions for the same polyp. Could be due to the polyp morphing, slight color change, length in skirt etc. But still a nice polyp to the OP.
Supreme Reefs
Zoa Crazy!
I guess Reverse watermelons aka toxics revenge, i got mine about 3 years ago from a local reefer sold it to me as reverse watermelons but now they have an official name 
def agree one of the most brightest palys in my tank. The higher they are the brighter they get
def agree one of the most brightest palys in my tank. The higher they are the brighter they get
