Zoa ID?

[JoJosReef]

Just got this one from a mystery box from Calikid Corals. I could check with them, but they are very busy, and I know people here might know. Plus, this doesn't look like any of the zoas currently in their auctions or webpage:

Under three light spectra:

What do you think? Thanks!!

 

[KochergenJ]

Maybe?

 

[JoJosReef]

Maybe?

That's the closest one on the Zoanthids.com ID list, but that one has a purple rim before getting to the skirt. Probably in the same family, though!

 

[KochergenJ]

I hate to admit how much time I have spent searching to come up empty handed on this

 

[Coral Your World]

What color is the skirt? Hard to tell from the picture. Purple?

 

[JoJosReef]

What color is the skirt? Hard to tell from the picture. Purple?

The skirt has two tones, a lighter cream color and a darker color that I can't tell if purple or black.

 

[JoJosReef]

I hate to admit how much time I have spent searching to come up empty handed on this

So far yours is still the leading candidate. These might be wild collected, so perhaps just a slight variant!

 

[Coral Your World]

If the skirt is purple (or faded purple/brown where you can’t tell), I’d say Sunny D’s

 

[JoJosReef]

If the skirt is purple (or faded purple/brown where you can’t tell), I’d say Sunny D’s

I also considered Sunny D's, but they seem to be one tone deep purple and very speckled, whereas these skirts are two toned, more like a Godbeast (but not a godbeast). Coincidentally, Sunny D's are also on my collection list ..

 

[Opus]

See if they look like either of these:

CK Saturn Ring

Ck rainbow kazoo

 

[PicassoClown04]

Sunny D do not have a green skirt like these guys have. Perhaps a hyper jubilee that need some more light? Hyper jubilee have some yellow speckling around the mouth that I don't see in these guys, but I did find a pic from Zoanthids.com of a hyper jubilee that doesn’t have the speckling so it seems to be pretty lighting-dependent like a lot of zoa colors/patterns are

 

[thamnasteroid]

Maybe?

it's not that. That one's a sansibaricus; this one's a vietnamensis