Steve Ruddy
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Is it safe for me to name these or do they already have a name?
Any names for these?
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Sweet!
The bottom ones should be called dreamy delights, if they don't already have a name of course...
The bottom ones should be called dreamy delights, if they don't already have a name of course...
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Steve Ruddy
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I called them Blue Delights. Thanks for the suggestion!
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OK however in this thread you referred to the photo below as
The photo below is showing the ones in this thread again which you are also calling the same. To me these don't look anything alike. Does the commonly excepted common name cover that broad of a pattern difference?
The closest I have found to the top photo is Green Eggs, Green Eggs and Ham and Witches Titties with witches titties being the only one with pointed mouths.
I don't know what they are but holy crap they are beautiful!
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Ha Ha!!! Thanks, I think so too. A friend of mine brought them back from an LFS in England about 10 years ago.
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lighting used plays a big part of how your pictures will look, if zoa pictures are shown under a white light rather then heavy actinic then many zoas become much more obvious.....
comparison - the second more blue intense picture in reply #8 by steve ruddy........ do ppl think the mouth spots showing on the middle polyp and polyp to the right are actually blue whilst the other polyp mouth spots are green lol i think not as its the intense blue lighting that is giving them and the rest of the zoas a bluer sheen/look....
overall if shown under a white light id say your zoas are slightly faded (like mine were).... the mouth spots are infact yellowish (a blue light over yellow = green) and also the lashes look more lighter yellow at the moment.... in time as they colour up more the yellow will become greener
mouth spots on eye of rah actually range from orange through to yellow through to green and diff colour mouths can be seen on a single colony.....
coralpedia/zoa id actually shows this morph many times with diff names lol
comparison - the second more blue intense picture in reply #8 by steve ruddy........ do ppl think the mouth spots showing on the middle polyp and polyp to the right are actually blue whilst the other polyp mouth spots are green lol i think not as its the intense blue lighting that is giving them and the rest of the zoas a bluer sheen/look....
overall if shown under a white light id say your zoas are slightly faded (like mine were).... the mouth spots are infact yellowish (a blue light over yellow = green) and also the lashes look more lighter yellow at the moment.... in time as they colour up more the yellow will become greener
mouth spots on eye of rah actually range from orange through to yellow through to green and diff colour mouths can be seen on a single colony.....
coralpedia/zoa id actually shows this morph many times with diff names lol
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berns
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heres a couple not so good pictures of my eye of rah but shown under white lighting...... 1st received faded = yellowish, and after some time under healthy lighting for them 2nd picture colouring up nicely green lashes and eventually a single shade of blue will develop around the mouth spot.
if i had done a picture under intense blue lighting over my 1st picture it would look exactly like the lower picture in reply #8 by steve ruddy
if i had done a picture under intense blue lighting over my 1st picture it would look exactly like the lower picture in reply #8 by steve ruddy
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