Zoa id..

[Fragtory]

The only unknown zoa in my tank

 

[Fragtory]

They are the white black and purple ones

 

[DSC reef]

Possibly Hawaiian ding dang

 

[littlebigreef]

I had a very similar strain I got from Ultimate Corals called Bloodwars

 

[littlebigreef]

For reference

 

[Fragtory]

I have also been told they may be velociraptor people eaters thanks for the input..

 

[Michael Naegeli]

For sure a Hawaiian Zoa. Ding dang, velociraptor are good guesses.

 

[Fragtory]

Thanks for your reply

 

[Eastlake]

There are a bunch of trade names for a variety of zoas that look very similar. One things for sure, they are a type of Hawaiian people eater and very pretty ones to boot.

 

[Eastlake]

There are a bunch of trade names for a variety of zoas that look very similar. One things for sure, they are a type of Hawaiian people eater and very pretty ones to boot.

 

[dylanst.onge]

Looks like ding dangs to me

 

[Fragtory]

Too many Speckles to be a ding dang in my opinion

 

[Michael Naegeli]

The amount of speckles can be more or less depending on lighting. More light typically more speckles. There are tons of Palys that are bout identical w different names. Ding dang is just a popular name for a Hawaiian people eater is the bottom line. Just a name for reference pretty much as they all are

 

[DSC reef]

The amount of speckles can be more or less depending on lighting. More light typically more speckles. There are tons of Palys that are bout identical w different names. Ding dang is just a popular name for a Hawaiian people eater is the bottom line. Just a name for reference pretty much as they all are

Agreed

 

[Fragtory]

Sorry ding dang is a very specific paly it looks very unique .Its definitely a Hawaiian.. Maybe a people eater. But not a ding dang there are many Hawaiian people eaters that are not called ding dang.. Why bc they are unique and not just a referance ..the reference would be Hawaiian..

 

[Michael Naegeli]

I’ll write that down!