Zoa and paly ID

[StartingATank]

Ok so I am unsure of ids for these two, I have guesses on one.

My guess is a Jedi mind trick but I am unsure

 

[Gumbies R Us]

@VintageReefer might be able to help you!

 

[timnorthrop]

The green one might be a protopalythoa but dont quote me on that

 

[timnorthrop]

looks similar to these

 

[Baldyreef]

ive seen palthoa like yours popping up lately as green glitter palys
here's one from tia corals (not my pic)

 

[Baldyreef]

as far as the zoas a more top down view would help greatly

 

[StartingATank]

ive seen palthoa like yours popping up lately as green glitter palys
here's one from tia corals (not my pic)

This looks a lot like this, thanks. I will try to get a top down pick or a better pic but I am out of town so I will reply once I get back to it

 

[StartingATank]

Ok here is top down pic

 

[StartingATank]

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[Zekkal]

Ok here is top down pic

Looks similar to Blue Phoenix

 

[StartingATank]

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[StartingATank]

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[docscorals]

Ok here is top down pic

I would almost say blueberry fields, but not quite. I have seen morphs sold that have a solid blue oral disc like that but a little brighter.

Honestly, there are so many unnamed Zoanthids they may not even have a trade name. Either way they look great.

 

[Baldyreef]

So sorry I missed this back when you sent the top down pic, I have to admit you got some hard to find Zoas! Seems like they maybe an unnamed or lost strain, KP aquatics has them out of stock (for a very long time) under the name “blue zoanthid” they seem to be collected from the Caribbean, saltwater fish.com had them out of stock under “Assorted Caribbean Zoanthid frag”
A good chance you have a unique strain!