Never seen Zoas like this before

[mjoener]

http://www.aquaticauction.com/iSynApp/auctionDisplay.action?sid=151&auctionId=239372

 

[MaineRain]

Yeah, I think they got misslabled. That looks like Goniopora to me.

 

[MUCHO REEF]

That is definitely not a zoanthid colony and I hope it's an honest mistake as I'm sure it is. If not, someone if is trying to get over, I just hope not. It's most likely a
Turbinaria, (scroll, pagoda, cup coral).

http://www.pbase.com/clippo/image/53683034

Mucho Reef

 

[Mr. Microscope]

+1 to Goniopora. I've seen those things in the LFS. Very nice if you can keep it alive. Expensive stuff.

 

[sailfintang]

Yeah, I think they got misslabled. That looks like Goniopora to me.

+1 for sure

 

[MUCHO REEF]

I stand corrected, didn't think of Goniopora, good catch.

kmjoen230, maybe you can shoot them an email to alert them.

 

[650-IS350]

Def a Goni.

 

[jkhchris]

Definetly a Goni. It also is not the only mistake on that website.

http://www.aquaticauction.com/iSynApp/auctionDisplay.action?sid=151&auctionId=239345


Chris

 

[mjoener]

Definetly a Goni. It also is not the only mistake on that website.

http://www.aquaticauction.com/iSynApp/auctionDisplay.action?sid=151&auctionId=239345


Chris

Hey actually corrected that it looks like

 

[kcooley]

is that like their aussie acan colony? the one that looked like Zoas? I guess now it is labeled zoas...

 

[90greefman]

Yeah, I think they got misslabled. That looks like Goniopora to me.

+1. Also very hard to keep