Flaming Brohican and rainbow incinerators the same?

I mean they look the exact same to me, sometimes one morph of zoas has multiple names, for example, white zombies can also be salted agave, a PE, etc.
 
I mean they look the exact same to me, sometimes one morph of zoas has multiple names, for example, white zombies can also be salted agave, a PE, etc.
Oh yeah I know all about the name game. lol been in the hobby pretty long. One importer will get then and 3 vendors will split one rock of zoas and bam 3 new zoas are born. Now throw a frag in high light low light and you'll get a different one again. lol
 
Rainbow incinerators and flaming brohicans are two separate strains.

Incinerators have been around since the early teens if not before then. Their distinguishing characteristic is the green skirt, red/orange median, and a dark circle before a well-defined yellow mouth. Not unlike utter chaos they can and will present differently depending on lighting with the pattern appearing more broken or solid at times. However, you'll alway see those three colors.

Flaming brohicans, reverse halls (a dumb name since its the same color pattern as hallucinations), sticker shocks and grand master strats (equally dubious) are in principle all the same thing. They all simply have the green skirt and a red/orange pattern that's broken/speckled/streaked across the entire zoa. These can appear more or less solid. That said, some of these 4 analogous strains are just a bit brighter/vibrant that others but don't have enough immutable distinguishing characteristics to differentiate between the each other.

I can pull pics of the incinerators and grand master strats (lineaged - but dubious) if you'd like.
 
Rainbow incinerators and flaming brohicans are two separate strains.

Incinerators have been around since the early teens if not before then. Their distinguishing characteristic is the green skirt, red/orange median, and a dark circle before a well-defined yellow mouth. Not unlike utter chaos they can and will present differently depending on lighting with the pattern appearing more broken or solid at times. However, you'll alway see those three colors.

Flaming brohicans, reverse halls (a dumb name since its the same color pattern as hallucinations), sticker shocks and grand master strats (equally dubious) are in principle all the same thing. They all simply have the green skirt and a red/orange pattern that's broken/speckled/streaked across the entire zoa. These can appear more or less solid. That said, some of these 4 analogous strains are just a bit brighter/vibrant that others but don't have enough immutable distinguishing characteristics to differentiate between the each other.

I can pull pics of the incinerators and grand master strats (lineaged - but dubious) if you'd like.
Thanks I appreciate the detail description on each one. When you write it all down makes it easier to realize they’re definitely different
 
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