Zoa identification

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Hello,

Glad to be part of the club! Does anyone know what these are? Also, on the blue one, are there other corals on that frag?

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1. maybe fire & ice zoa, with some clove polyps within the frag.
2. unsure, too colored down. some algae growing from the plug towards the right. i'd keep an eye on that as it can be a pest-like algae.
 
1. maybe fire & ice zoa, with some clove polyps within the frag.
2. unsure, too colored down. some algae growing from the plug towards the right. i'd keep an eye on that as it can be a pest-like algae.
great thank you. the clove polyps take over during the day-they were closed with this picture. I guess I will need to perform some surgery, eventually.
 
1. maybe fire & ice zoa, with some clove polyps within the frag.
2. unsure, too colored down. some algae growing from the plug towards the LEFT. i'd keep an eye on that as it can be a pest-like algae.
fixed lol. meant left, not right
 

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