Help with Zoa ID?

[eddybabyhd]

Several Different types, I would like to know possible origin, or just the name as adopted in the hobby. Thanks for all the help

Unknown #1

Unknown #2 Specifically the Redish ones

Unknown #3

The last picture is of some Chinese Zoa's, deepwater. I really like them, and would like to know if there is a nickname for them?

 

[crookedantler]

WOW! Those are nice! Can't wait to get my collection rolling again.I think the ones in the last pic are my favorite of the bunch.

 

[eddybabyhd]

the last pic is a bit out of focus, I need to move the colony so I can get a better angle on it.

 

[jefathome]

Re: Help with Zoa ID?



GREEN BAY PACKERS (with the peach center)

Eagle Eyes

Radio active Dragon Eyes I believe

The last picture is of some Chinese Zoa's, deepwater. I really like them, and would like to know if there is a nickname for them?

Morph of the Eagle Eyes

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[eddybabyhd]

Sweet, Thanks jefathome

 

[Carlton'sTank]

I agree with jefathome....the last ones might be whammin watermellons thought. They look similar to eagle eyes, but whammin watermellons have a green skirt and eagle eyes have more of a yellowish skirt.

 

[jefathome]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14586709#post14586709 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Carlton'sTank
I agree with jefathome....the last ones might be whammin watermellons thought. They look similar to eagle eyes, but whammin watermellons have a green skirt and eagle eyes have more of a yellowish skirt.

i've had my Eagle Eyes morph from yellow skirts to green based on teh amount of light. funny though, it is with higher light that I see this change.. not lower light.

In lower light they turn more brown.

 

[Guygettnby]

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1407890

www.zoaid.com is the best place to find names for your zoas.

 

[Skipper]

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