Help with ID of these zoas

[jacyn]

I Bought these a while ago.
Havent seen many that fluoresce with the color bronze.

Also the green ones in the same picture are unknown
They are a Common green but was wondering if they have a name.

Thanks for the help!

 

[luke818]

The green could be radioactive dragon eye

 

[jacyn]

Thanks Luke. Appreciate the input !

 

[tbacon]

I second the green ones being RDE's

 

[Scsmith2002]

Same here in green dragon eyes... But want to know the others ... They look awesome

 

[SIR PATRICK]

I call them oversaturated falsely reperestented pics of polyps- and rather poorly done so.....
Worth less than 20 cents per polyp..............give away zoas...

Not even a nice try at making them something they are not.

 

[sde1500]

I call them oversaturated falsely reperestented pics of polyps- and rather poorly done so.....
Worth less than 20 cents per polyp..............give away zoas...

Not even a nice try at making them something they are not.

What an extremely helpful contribution....

 

[SIR PATRICK]

What an extremely helpful contribution....

You are correct- that comment was pretty harsh. I must have been having one of those days.....

So many years of trying to enjoy the beauty of polyps and help people educate to grow and produce thriving healthy zoas/palys, while sifting through ID's, saturated/misrepresented polyps and "how much is this worth" threads tend to get under my skin from time to time.

There is a place for these threads, dedicated to just that-

http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1407890

I am all for the eye candy also, but when a pic is so construed to look like something different all together, I cant help but wonder why? I know what zoas those are, and find them to be very nice fillers w/o all the editing. Its unnecesary and dont understand why this is such common practice these days...


I appologize Jacyn for my blunt/rudeness.