My zoa is Smiling!

[Lee_is_007]

lol just thought I would share this. Just saw it today and thought it was cool. One of my morphed zoanthids appears to be smiling

If you have any cool morphed zoas or palys post um!

<a href="http://s953.photobucket.com/albums/ae18/igotajackrussell/?action=view&current=smileyzoa.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i953.photobucket.com/albums/ae18/igotajackrussell/smileyzoa.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

<a href="http://s953.photobucket.com/albums/ae18/igotajackrussell/?action=view&current=smileyzoaclose.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i953.photobucket.com/albums/ae18/igotajackrussell/smileyzoaclose.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

 

[milesofreefs]

LOL thats awesome!!

 

[milesofreefs]

but they dont look to happy

check this out.

looks like a zoa eating nudi

 

[Lee_is_007]

Thanks! I felt like a nerd for posting it but I figured someone would think it was cool lol.

 

[Lee_is_007]

lol it kinda does. I just check though its a polyp that just looks like one. Weird angle I guess.

 

[milesofreefs]

lol it kinda does. I just check though its a polyp that just looks like one. Weird angle I guess.

lol ok good

 

[spsfreak1977]

looks happy

 

[goldenfiji]

This is so cool

 

[Lee_is_007]

I wish I could get a better pic of it. My camera is not that great. Hopefully this guy stays around long enough where I can get a HD pic of him

 

[650-IS350]

that's typical. tends to happen with RDE's and even with watermelons that can morph temporarily to keilidoscopes

 

[NanoAquatic]

lol

 

[reret10]

i wish my coral did that

 

[Friday Night]

Awesome

 

[scsdukefan408]

haha thats cool

 

[galkito]

hahaha perfect!

 

[A. Grandis]

Nice happy polyp there!!!
Thanks for sharing.
:thumbsup:

Grandis.

 

[altolamprologus]

Nice! Such a happy zoa

Here's my morphed zoas. The colors didn't morph, but the tentacles sure did! Look at the ones closer to the top

 

[A. Grandis]

They are totally different species, altolamprologus!
The ones with shorter tentacles are your "good zoas".
The other ones, with the longer tentacles, can grow fast and could become a nuisance.
Some times they sting the other polyps' heads.
I would remove them with a sharp pointed knife.
Keep an eye on them!!

Grandis.

 

[altolamprologus]

They are totally different species, altolamprologus!
The ones with shorter tentacles are your "good zoas".
The other ones, with the longer tentacles, can grow fast and could become a nuisance.
Some times they sting the other polyps' heads.
I would remove them with a sharp pointed knife.
Keep an eye on them!!

Grandis.

Lol no, not the palys. I mean the RDE zoas with the split, spiky tentacles