Zoa id please

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Hi looking for some IDs on a couple of zoa
92bb1d60-1675-4cad-938d-5ed482039b9e.jpg
44173396-3397-4bc8-b104-c200bd62d423.jpg
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eb0ff2aa-967c-4721-b108-575f4991d047.jpg
 
2nd picture, the blue center with red "tentacles" looks like fire and ice zoathids
 
Hi looking for some IDs on a couple of zoa
92bb1d60-1675-4cad-938d-5ed482039b9e.jpg
44173396-3397-4bc8-b104-c200bd62d423.jpg
9f20aa9b-4a0e-4433-98d4-411b9ef29be5.jpg
eb0ff2aa-967c-4721-b108-575f4991d047.jpg
I can try to id these.
1. Maybe rainbow incenerator or pink Krakatoa
2. Agree with fire n ice, but if not that, could be blow pops
3. Radioactive dragon eyes
4. Agree with Mohawks
 

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