Frag ID please!~

[kat74]

Got this as a "freebie" when I received a mixed zoa frag shipment.
Does anyone know what it is?

It's a light, icy teal color....

 

[teresaq]

some sort of poly, looks kinda bleached, or is it its true color. If so it lovely

 

[saltn00b]

if its a light almost drab green, it looks like GI- Joes.

 

[nacl+h2o fish]

Originally Posted by KAT74
Got this as a "freebie" when I received a mixed zoa frag shipment.
Does anyone know what it is?

It's a light, icy teal color....
Freebies (hitchhikers) are nice, except bristle worms!!! Sure purdy!

 

[kat74]

It's more of a light teal, "icy" looking color and when the actinics are on, the edges really "pop".

 

[reefkprz]

it is a protopalythoa of some kind, I dont know the exact species, but they all are pretty much the same prefferring medium light just about any flow, and will accept and benifit from small meaty food.

 

[grabbitt]

Originally Posted by reefkprZ
it is a protopalythoa of some kind, I dont know the exact species, but they all are pretty much the same prefferring medium light just about any flow, and will accept and benifit from small meaty food.
I agree. I think I have the same protopalys. They're a very nice light green color.

for freebies.

 

[grabbitt]

Those are mine on the left... It's hard to see, but they've got neon green mouths.

 

[kat74]

Thanks for the help, everyone!

YES!~ It's always nice to get some freebies!!

 

[kat74]

Originally Posted by GRabbitt

Those are mine on the left... It's hard to see, but they've got neon green mouths.
They do look very much like mine!~

 

[reefin419]

I think their what they call cinnamon palys.......could be wrong though?

 

[reefkprz]

cinnamon polyps is the common name for protopalythoa grandis, (those are definatly not grandis) but being a protopaly the body structure is almost identicle the coloration and surface texture isnt right though. I can see how you would make that connection.