ZOA and PALY Pics

I prefer the fat skirts over the long skinny ones as well. I believe it is a common trait of a few select species but I also know you can get some varieties to elongate the skirt by giving them less light,they start to "stretch" so to speak. I should find some examples for you as I know punk rockers and tyree blue eyed girls do this frequently.

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I believe that is a type of agave and the other one is a blue panama zoanthid. Needless to say all of these look amazing under actinic lighting.slower growers here too.

another nice shot of Fire and Ice.

Nuke Green Palythoas right here with the grey skirt around the neon green body.



And a great actinic shot of the Gobbstoppers paly.

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OG Sunny Ds. They have recently been picking up some amazing reds amongst the greens and yellows, the sparkly skirts are icing on the cake. Great big polyps too. A classic.

Here is another amazing paly I picked up in Portland.
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It looks like a maul\gold shlauger morph, gorgeous though. This is with flash.

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And this is actinic...Nice Eh.

White Velvet Zoas
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So that's what those are, I have afew but nothing like that little grove. They grow pretty fast for you?

Those were sold to me as white velvet.Unfortunately I can not verify  that through internet searches.PZ has a variety of the same name but it looks different( looks more like White walker).And I suppose they do grow good for me.Especially when compared to the rest of the zoas I try to grow.
http://www.reef2reef.com/threads/cherry-coral-white-walker-zoas.161910/page-6

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http://coralmorphologic.com/b/2016/04/19/new-species-of-coral-discovered-on-portmiami-seawall-contains-powerful-anti-cancer-drug

Just thought this would be a little tiny bit relevant to the thread, but if it seems like it should be in its own I can move it. Interesting stuff, the palytoxin kills the cancer cells 100000 times faster than the living ones. Maybe all that fragging will keep the cancer away.

Like the title says, Silver Surfer Zoas.Possibly Palys.


http://www.zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=4692
https://www.manhattanreefs.com/forum/coral-database/122501-silver-surfer-zoas.html