Some cool new Zoos I picked up

[JWJTide21]

First of all what are the big boys in the back of this first pic???

I could be wrong but I am thinking these have potential... They were tucked away the LFS tank

 

[Kalied20]

don't know what those big ones are in the first picture, but I got about 20 of them in a coloney in my Nano....had them for a while....I like them

 

[JWJTide21]

Yea I like them alot... the really greened up in the center after I got them and that has really changed the look of them

 

[NeveSSL]

Very nice!

The third ones down look great... they're most likely an eagle eye morph, but they still look sweet.

Nice grabs!

Brandon

 

[Fanof49ASU]

I'm liking the last one.....the lime green. Nice!

 

[Fanof49ASU]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12391834#post12391834 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by NeveSSL
Very nice!

The third ones down look great... they're most likely an eagle eye morph, but they still look sweet.

Nice grabs!

Brandon

I have some just like it.....I thought they were Dragon Eyes......which is probably a morph like you said.

 

[hayzooschrist]

The "big boys" look like palythoa grandis, and I saw something similar to the 2nd pic at bluewateraquafarms.com called "blue heaven" or something like that...

 

[gflat65]

Try Protopalythoa psammophila on the big greens (what most refer to as green button polyps). They are smaller than grandis. They can change color quite a bit depending on light. Under lower K, they are typically pretty much brown with a tinge of cream in the center where the green is under higher K lighting. Grandis have the potential of getting to ~2" in diameter (Rick can testify to that). Mine all stay small (same with every Z. gigantus). Must be genetics.

 

[Kalied20]

The ones I have are the first thing I got and they are from your's Gary. I got a little frag of three. After two years there are about 30!!! Pretty cool that they are all staying together though...

 

[gflat65]

The mother I have came from one polyp I took from a neighbor's tank in Oxford almost 10 years ago...

 

[hayzooschrist]

Carribean Grandis has the cream color to it, Pacific Grandis comes with green, blue and sometimes purple.

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