Zoa Id - interesting pattern

[ninjamyst]

I got this a long time ago and forgot about them. It has an interesting pattern with different shapes on the face. Photo color accuracy is pretty spot on. What are they???

 

[RedFrog211]

Very interesting! I personally have no idea hope someone can shed some light!

 

[littlebigreef]

Nice pick up, they look to be pied pipers. BSA offered them originally.

 

[ninjamyst]

Bump =). Really curious to name of this.

 

[littlebigreef]

@ninjamyst they're (bsa) pied pipers, here's a pic of mine for reference.

 

[ninjamyst]

@ninjamyst they're (bsa) pied pipers, here's a pic of mine for reference.

Thank you! I tried googling pied pipers zoas yesterday and didn't find a match. Seems like we are the owner of either a very unpopular zoa or very rare zoa =P

 

[littlebigreef]

Thank you! I tried googling pied pipers zoas yesterday and didn't find a match. Seems like we are the owner of either a very unpopular zoa or very rare zoa =P

You know zoas, they come and they go in regards to availability. BSA brings in a lot of wild/maricultured stuff so when people buy frags they are generally getting something first generation, the ability of that zoa to adapt to captivity varies. These guys first came available a few years ago. They grow pretty well and are an uncomplaining strain.

 

[RC51]

I got this a long time ago and forgot about them. It has an interesting pattern with different shapes on the face. Photo color accuracy is pretty spot on. What are they???

Interesting! Never seen that. Where did you buy that?