Is this a zoo?

[nashorn]

Hi
I brought back a live rock 5 years ago from Hawaii. Now I have a tons of them. Bright neon green in the tank. Is it commom zoo?

 

[acrylic_300]

Yes, but the white flecks on them are not that common.

BTW it is a proto-palythoa and toxic....but if youv'e touched it with your bare hands you prolly know that all ready.

 

[nashorn]

<a
href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8496936#post8496936 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by acrylic_300
Yes, but the white flecks on them are not that common.

BTW it is a proto-palythoa and toxic....but if youv'e touched it with your bare hands you prolly know that all ready.

I don't seem to have any reaction to them...Hmm
Do you know if it is named?

 

[mfinn]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8496936#post8496936 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by acrylic_300
Yes, but the white flecks on them are not that common.

BTW it is a proto-palythoa and toxic....but if youv'e touched it with your bare hands you prolly know that all ready.

They are nice but fairly common, even with the spots.

A palythoa is not going to harm you, by just skin contact. You would have to have a cut on your hand and cut into the paly.

Oh, don't eat them:lol:

 

[mfinn]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8499013#post8499013 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by nashorn

Do you know if it is named?

They look similar, to the Green Implosion on zoaid.com

 

[Reef Junkie]

Like mfinn said, they are fairly common, but under the right conditions they can become extremely vibrant and beautiful.
Just watch, they will overrun your tank if given the opportunity.