Trying to prove a point....what are these?!

Are these eagle eyes?

  • Yes

    Votes: 89 40.1%
  • No

    Votes: 133 59.9%

  • Total voters
    222
The “lashes” of zoas can vary depending on light, flow and types of fish in the tank!
 
The “lashes” of zoas can vary depending on light, flow and types of fish in the tank!
True, but your not convincing me they are eagle eyes to prove your point sir;);Hilarious
 
Those that vote no MUST provide proof!! Those that vote yes get a cool “Zoa Private Eye” badge! Rofl!!
 
Light, spectrum and flow can definitely change a zoa for sure. Would you believe these are both the same colony of utter chaos my wife and I grew?
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Those that vote no MUST provide proof!! Those that vote yes get a cool “Zoa Private Eye” badge! Rofl!!

So do I get that zoa private eye badge?
 
all jokes asides. i got a 200+ polyp of random zoa type garden rock thing, the zoas now look so different than they did in the shop they were at. kinda happier with them now than before. with that being said.... those are eagle eyes. :p;Hilarious;Hilarious;Hilarious
 
@revhtree might be calling in the big guns:D maybe the super saiyans are eagle eyes with long skirts??;)
Could they be on some kind of.... you know..... "antibiotics" hehehee. geez thats a bad joke.. oof.
 
Maybe if you had a pic with less blue, more white. I have (what I think are eagle eyes) but under more white light they look greener.
 
I think of Eagle Eyes having short lashes and more green, I am color blind though and willing to change my vote for a badge :)

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if you look at WWC, saltwaterfish, tidal gardens..etc for all the coral distributors... they all have different versions of the eagle eye zoa. have we all been tricked into thinking some corals are different but the same?
 

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