request for identification

[lukiblack]

Hi guys,

I have a problem with the identification of my ZOA, can you help me ?

I have my types.

1. Joker Paly or PPE (Purple People Eater) ?

2. Eagle eye or Wham'n Watermelon ?

3. Fire and Ice ?

4 and 5 - I don't know.

 

[cloak]

I think the polyps in the first picture are Jokers. I would go with Eagle Eyes for the second picture and Fire & Ice for both the third & the fifth one. I'm not really sure about number four though.

http://www.coralpedia.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=15

 

[lukiblack]

Hi,
Thank you for your answer. On third picture it could be fire & ice but on fifth one I'm sure not.
Zoa's on fifth picture are very small and different from those on the third image.
I found the name of the fourth Zoa photos - Princess Toadstool

 

[mrbigshot]

joker palys don't have colored mouth, there also purple not blue but that could be from the camera. they look like joker zoa's (smaller and different color from the joker paly)

a ppe has a green mouth and the outer skin has white watermelon marking's like the rest of the people eater/ ding dang hawaiian family. closed up the stalks and heads look like watermelon rinds.

eagle eyes/ whammin watermelons are the same thing. eagle eyes are generally the morph from lesser light causing the red to become orange and the skirts to loose much of the green vibrance. you can have both in the same rock if part is shaded or grown lower in the tank. the watermelons are pink or red and really bright green skirts. both have very wide colored bands. not narrow bands like yours. generally the red/orange will extend to the skirt with only a sliver of dark showing.

3 looks nothing like a fire and ice. the center of a fire and ice should not be solid blue. only splashed. they look like the fake ones you see from fosters and smith.

4. green halo pe? looks pretty cool though.

5. not sure. there microzones so they probably don't have a name. you could look for a similar colored zoa but those will be larger (pencil eraser sized) vs the super small microzoa like those in the picture.