Bower23, a guy on a website put a name on a zoa and put a $600 price per polyp and put 2 for sale. Someone bought one. It is a envy orange as it was the only one sold, and according to folks that worry about that, no-one else has one. Even if it is the same color or close to it, it couldnt be the same strain-according to some folks, since it wasnt bought from the envy guy. Its almost like dog breeding pedigrees. But it really doesnt matter. I feel if you like whats in your tank and dont really care what names are on each thing, thats great. Have more fun without worrying about who sold this, what this zoas name is, how much this is worth, I have the only one etc. Something is worth only what someone will pay for it. Just because 1 person paid $600 for 1 polyp, doesnt mean that they are worth any more than green or blue or brown zoas. Zoas can change colors some in different tanks. Especially if they are wild collected and put in a tank.