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Hi everyone! I saw this Zoa at a LFS and now it’s gone. Can anyone help? Pic is not great, so the tentacles are a reddish-brown color. The disc is obviously yellow and the mouth area is a whitish-blue color. Any ideas? Is this a “zombie” of some sort?
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Hi everyone! I saw this Zoa at a LFS and now it’s gone. Can anyone help? Pic is not great, so the tentacles are a reddish-brown color. The disc is obviously yellow and the mouth area is a whitish-blue color. Any ideas? Is this a “zombie” of some sort?
IMG_3776.jpeg
Thanks!
Looks like candy apple green
 
Yes, that’s because I haven’t become proficient with the photography aspect of reefing yet. Apologies.
It could be a shade in the middle and since everyone sees colors a bit differently.

I still say they are more green along the lines of "mean green" zoas.
 

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