paly's incorporate sand into their stocks and mutual tissues. They also tend to have a certain "look" and accpet food more redilly than zoa's, but this is very general.
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14143054#post14143054 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Julian H paly's incorporate sand into their stocks and mutual tissues. They also tend to have a certain "look" and accpet food more redilly than zoa's, but this is very general.
If you have a fairly powerful magnifying glass you can see the sand in the "stalks". Just look at a few under good lighting and you can really recognize the difference...keep in mind that Palys are in fact zoanthids...as "zoanthid" really just refers to the colonial growth pattern....
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