Zoa ID?

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Hi everyone,

I recently picked up this little zoa frag from the LFS and was wondering if anyone could tell me anything about what type it may be? Employee said it was a “wild type,” if that means anything to anyone.
Either way the little booger seems pretty happy, it’s really stretching up for the light and opened up on the first day.

Thanks!!


 
Hi everyone,

I recently picked up this little zoa frag from the LFS and was wondering if anyone could tell me anything about what type it may be? Employee said it was a “wild type,” if that means anything to anyone.
Either way the little booger seems pretty happy, it’s really stretching up for the light and opened up on the first day.

Thanks!!


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Agreed with above, unsure of yellow ones as well.
 

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