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Pretty sure coral frag on orange rack is a Zoa

Frag 2!he described it as a clove polyp any ideas


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Zoas look like Radioactive Dragon Eyes potentially but it'll be easier to ID once they're fully open.

The other frag could be Clove polyps, but again - easier to ID once opened. There's a number of things that one could be.
 
Zoas look like Radioactive Dragon Eyes potentially but it'll be easier to ID once they're fully open.

The other frag could be Clove polyps, but again - easier to ID once opened. There's a number of things that one could be.
Great cheers will repost when opened the clove polyp had orange edges to it
 
Great cheers will repost when opened the clove polyp had orange edges to it
Orange makes it sound Clove then. Maybe a Fireworks. They're a fairly common Clove Polyp.
 
Once the "polyp" opens, it will be easier to identify. Hard to tell right now
 

WHAT’S USUALLY THE FIRST CLUE THAT SOMETHING IS OFF IN YOUR REEF?

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