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I have 3 new Zoas I picked up but haven’t had the chance to ID them. One looks like exosphere, but not sure on the other two orange ones. Anyone able to assist?

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I do THINK Exospheres, but I'm no expert... last ones look like Mohawks?
 
I agree first ones look like exos and last ones look like Mohawks. For the second one, does it normally look red but renders as orange in images?

EDIT: I think the second one is night crawlers
 
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I agree first ones look like exos and last ones look like Mohawks. For the second one, does it normally look red but renders as orange in images?

EDIT: I think the second one is night crawlers
Thank you! Maybe I need a better picture on the second and third. It doesn’t look like Mohawks exactly, but very close. The second one is a very vibrant, almost solid orange, except some green on the skirt.
 
I agree first ones look like exos and last ones look like Mohawks. For the second one, does it normally look red but renders as orange in images?

EDIT: I think the second one is night crawlers
Thank you! Maybe I need a better picture on the second and third. It doesn’t look like Mohawks exactly, but very close. The second one is a very vibrant, almost solid orange, except some green on the skirt.
 

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