ID please

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Picked these up from a local reefer. Not sure what they are

 

[crazyfishmom]

These look like candy apple zoas to me but I am by no means a zoa connoisseur.

 

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One other I’m unsure about. The orange ones.

 

[crazyfishmom]

One other I’m unsure about. The orange ones.

oxides I think

 

[ThatPhillyReefer]

super siayan

 

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super siayan

Thanks - definitely them

 

[littlebigreef]

What you have there is either a watermelon or an eagle eye. Super sayians have a white/blue eye (hence the name).

First pic is an eagle eye, second is a super sayian

 

[ThatPhillyReefer]

here are my super sayians

 

[littlebigreef]

here are my super sayians

So super sayians are often misidentified because they’ve been around a long time and they’re also part of that large eagle eye/water melon family with which they share a lot of similarities.

It doesn’t help matters when you do a quick Google image search and 2 of the first 5 images (from NYRA and TSA none the less) are incorrect. If you scroll further you can see how pronounced this issue is. I have not doubt those were sold to you as super sayians but that ID is unfortunately incorrect.

As I’d mentioned before, and you can see in my pic + Google images, super sayians have that white-blue mouth that’s their key distinguishing characteristic. That doesn’t morph or change. Additionally the orange ring on super sayians is usually not uniform in color.

 

[littlebigreef]

One other I’m unsure about. The orange ones.

These are afterburners btw.

 

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Appreciate the assistance in ID's. Learned some new things along the way

 

[littlebigreef]

They're just names and people can take then as seriously as they want to. That being said, between the name game, zoas morphing, and vendors branding and rebarnding stuff a little historical knowledge goes a long way.