Whoa Unexpected Find, I'm Synced

[charga]

I'm scanning my zoos with a magnifying glass checking their health and I come across these zoos that are attached to the blue mushroom rock that I moved Friday night while re-arranging aquascaping. It's the zoos in the center of the pic to the right of the single mushroom. I just don't know what kind they are but they were hidden for at least 3 months. What a great find.
The pink palys in with the blue mushrooms I set that little group in there so it'll fill in nice with the blues.
To the far left are some Super Novas I got in a trade Sat. I'm in process of building up areas.

 

[charga]

Bumped for an ID.

 

[FateX8]

not everything has an id

 

[charga]

Ahhhh, so if it's not available for an ID does it give me the option to give it an identity in a reasonable name with common sense as to the characteristics?

 

[J. Montgomery]

Yes, but unless it has some striking colors that make it stand out from the nondescript bland zoas, no one will take notice.

What kind of lighting do you have? I wouldn't be surprised if those colored up like Aspens if given enough light.

 

[charga]

Understood about striking colors to get attention. The lighting is 2, 150W 20K MH and 4, T5 UV lighting 54W ea. They are in the middle of the tank. I'll scalpel a few when enough have multiplied and raise them higher to see if they have the potential of Aspens. I checked Zoa ID and they really do look real close to the Aspens which I'll accept and will have a good potential. Thanx Josh, good eye.

 

[J. Montgomery]

This is what my Aspens look like:

 

[charga]

Very nice, hopefully my unexpected find will look like yours. They just came to life a few days ago. With some time I'll keep watch.

 

[FateX8]

if anything, i think yours will look more like hypnos more than anything else

 

[charga]

I these zoos turn out to look like Hypnos like what I just saw on Zoa ID Then I'm more psyched (Synced... error in title) than Aspens. It's amazing how much the changes that zoos and palys take on through their transitions of growth, lighting, and location.