Can anyone identify this zoa

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So I made an order of 7 different zoas and when I was placing the frags in the tank to acclimate them before removing them from the frag plug I noticed an individual polyp on the plug that was not apart of my order. With that said it’s a beautiful green with a very large polyp when open I would love to know what it is to do a little more digging on it.

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Also is anyone has tips on how I can keep a zoa garden on my main rock structure and not have it take over that would be greatly appreciated
 
Also is anyone has tips on how I can keep a zoa garden on my main rock structure and not have it take over that would be greatly appreciated

If the rocks are touching the zoa will cover it. I would make a separate rock pile for the zoa garden if that is not what you want.
 

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