ID pretty please :)

[Colorz]

Picked up a few zoas from a local guy selling frags. He told me he gave me a couple gifts which I was pleased to hear! I don't know what they're called and he didn't either. Sooooo, if you can help ID, I'd greatly appreciate it so I can give them the best care possible.

There's 2 of them, exact same.
TIA :)

 

[ChiCity]

sinularia

 

[MaxTremors]

+1 on Sinularia. It’s possible it could be a Nepthea, but it looks more like Sinularia to my eyes.

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

Looks to be a neon sinularia. I'm a big fan. Got a couple on hand and also give them away when people buy things. Easy to keep, whiney in temperament.

 

[Sharkbait19]

Usually one of the more expensive leathers, so a really good gift!
Not as fussy as a lobo or a toad, but still a leather (mine is rarely closed though). They grow extremely fast and get beautiful!

 

[Colorz]

Wowza!!! I'm stoked to get 2 of these as a gift!!! My good Karma treated me indeed I'd say :)
Thanks friends so much for your help!!!

 

[Colorz]

Looks to be a neon sinularia. I'm a big fan. Got a couple on hand and also give them away when people buy things. Easy to keep, whiney in temperament.

You are awesome just like the guy that gave me mine!! Thank you for your kindness :)

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

You are awesome just like the guy that gave me mine!! Thank you for your kindness :)

They are vigorous growers in the right condition and extremely easy to frag. Once it's getting too big, frag it up and pass some along.

 

[Sharkbait19]

They are vigorous growers in the right condition and extremely easy to frag. Once it's getting too big, frag it up and pass some along.

I should frag mine soon...
It’s amazing what the little frags go for...I’m glad I got mine as an assorted petco coral (which = dirt cheap) and already a decent size.

 

[Colorz]

They are vigorous growers in the right condition and extremely easy to frag. Once it's getting too big, frag it up and pass some along.

I shall pass on the kindness for sure! Thank you for commenting :)

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

I should frag mine soon...
It’s amazing what the little frags go for...I’m glad I got mine as an assorted petco coral (which = dirt cheap) and already a decent size.

Well now you've got me thinking.. I've got a few "frags" of it right now that are probably 8-10" and ready to frag again.

My donor colony is pretty large imo. Base a solid 3.5" across

 

[Sharkbait19]

Well now you've got me thinking.. I've got a few "frags" of it right now that are probably 8-10" and ready to frag again.

My donor colony is pretty large imo. Base a solid 3.5" across

Makes mine feel small...
This is it in relation to the rest of a fluval 13.5, in the back right by the octo:

There is another branch hidden behind the rocks, and the stem goes a few inches down. You can see it in the arch.

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

Makes mine feel small...
This is it in relation to the rest of a fluval 13.5, in the back right by the octo:

There is another branch hidden behind the rocks, and the stem goes a few inches down. You can see it in the arch.

Frags in sump just doing their thing.

Main piece partially closed.

 

[Colorz]

Frags in sump just doing their thing.

Main piece partially closed.

Wholly shizzzz!!!!! Absolutely beautiful!! I'm super stoked to watch mine grow into that beauty :)

 

[Colorz]

Frags in sump just doing their thing.

Main piece partially closed.

BTW....Pics are fab! Do you use a lens?

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

BTW....Pics are fab! Do you use a lens?

Yes, polyp lab 15k gets it as close to my eyes as I've seen.

 

[Colorz]

Yes, polyp lab 15k gets it as close to my eyes as I've seen.

Thanks! I run just blue light, think pics would look as good if I got that lens?

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

Thanks! I run just blue light, think pics would look as good if I got that lens?

I don't know what phone you're running but the polyp lab filter comes with two filters. I only needed one to get the color very close to the eye. Some camera/lights will stack them for best color rendering. I think Polyp labs has done a pretty good job with covering most of the phone sensors and standard light at this point. For what they cost, it's worth a shot.