Zoa ID help
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reefpeeper
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+1 many different morphs of lunars
kron
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+1 Lunars
The ones on the top(center) seem to have some slight bleaching but the new growth polyps around the side are solid. If they're new to your tank it won't be long before they color up I'd think.
The ones on the top(center) seem to have some slight bleaching but the new growth polyps around the side are solid. If they're new to your tank it won't be long before they color up I'd think.
Lunar Morph- check out Zoaid and you'll see Xmens, EZ's and a few others that all share similar patterning, but basically they're all a morph of Lunars.
That said, true Lunar Eclipses (pure black disk, bright orange rim) are an extremely nice zoa, and not that common seemingly (most all "lunars" have some sort of speckling or pattern or a colored mouth.)
That said, true Lunar Eclipses (pure black disk, bright orange rim) are an extremely nice zoa, and not that common seemingly (most all "lunars" have some sort of speckling or pattern or a colored mouth.)
