ID please

I don't think the picture went through, can you post it?
 
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Can someone ID this Zoas for me?
 
Colors are pretty washed out so it's hard to tell.
Maybe Blowpops or something similar? Though I'm not confident in that at all.
Photos that show the colors better under both white and blue lighting would probably help with ID.
 
I think this is the first time I have ever said this, but could you take a picture under more blue light and use a filter? That way the colors will show. Under whiter lights, most zoas aren't very colorful.
They appear to have a red or orange skirt with green mouth.
 
I think this is the first time I have ever said this, but could you take a picture under more blue light and use a filter? That way the colors will show. Under whiter lights, most zoas aren't very colorful.
They appear to have a red or orange skirt with green mouth.
That's actually a new one, but I get where you are coming from 😂
Let's hope no one sees this or people will think we always request another picture in the color spectrum that wasn't provided 😂
 
Agree with blue lighting, but to me, it looks like it could be Superman’s, daisy cutters, or stargazers. Very difficult to know though……..
 

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