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Can someone please ID this zoa?
 

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Can you turn off the blues for better ability to ID?
 

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Those look like button polyps to me but I'm no expert

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I agree, they are button polyps
 
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I thought polyps were primarily green or brown...these are a blue color?
 

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I have the rust color one, and a green colored one in my system.
 

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