Zoa or Paly ID please!

[JoshO]

 

[Parent_usmc]

whatever they are they look awesome!

 

[Sosuke]

Where did you get them?

 

[El_Guapo13]

Oh no. Not this again. I still remember that one WWC Live Sale where for several hours it was just back and forth: "It's a Zoa." "No, its a Paly" "No!! Its a Zoa!!" "PALY!!!!" "ZOA!!!"... the horror...

But seriously, can't tell with out a decent side shot of the stem/base of the coral, as from qhat I have repeatedly seen on here, Palys have sand/substrate particulates incorporated into its base. Looks pretty though.

 

[JoshO]

Oh no. Not this again. I still remember that one WWC Live Sale where for several hours it was just back and forth: "It's a Zoa." "No, its a Paly" "No!! Its a Zoa!!" "PALY!!!!" "ZOA!!!"... the horror...

But seriously, can't tell with out a decent side shot of the stem/base of the coral, as from qhat I have repeatedly seen on here, Palys have sand/substrate particulates incorporated into its base. Looks pretty though.

Yeah I'm not arguing if it's either, just want to know the variety!

 

[JoshO]

Where did you get them?

My lfs has it in stock, deciding whether or not I want it

 

[Sosuke]

My lfs has it in stock, deciding whether or not I want it

Looks awesome but can't give a proper id lol

 

[Haoayu]

it's a big polyp zoa - likely a Hawaiian PE or based-morph. hope that helps.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Looks like space Monster or Mr Freeze zoa.

 

[Sosuke]

Found a very similar looking coral if not the same from vivid aquariums, they're calling it Hawaiian Zoas

 

[reefhomie]

Maui Wowie Zoa?

 

[420yoshi]

I have these exact ones, They are called Hawaiian ding dang palythoas, they can change their color intensity based on location and lighting in the tank, I struggled to ID them at first too but im positive I have the same ones as you! Hope this helps.