id please

[canadianbudz604]

can anyone id these zoas or palys, sorry for the crappy iphone pic. Zoas the yellow center purple middle yellow skirt.
http://i1227.photobucket.com/albums/...ps0651ea21.jpg

[subman]

Looks kinda like purple hornets

[canadianbudz604]

Nice id that is exactly what the zoas are, they are identical to pics on google. Now how bout the palys

[The Grizz]

If the skirt has alternating purple / yellow tenticals they are true purple hornets according to some.

[paddyob]

The palys are just a common green paly. They are very aggressive. I had one come on a frag I bought from red coral and it eliminated the colony and three others close by as it spread like a weed.

[paddyob]

Originally Posted by The Grizz

If the skirt has alternating purple / yellow tenticals they are true purple hornets according to some.

+1. However, the argument is that both are hornets but the alternating is rare. Perhaps a morph of the first or visa versa.


The "true" hornets are outrageously priced.

[The Grizz]

Originally Posted by paddyob

+1. However, the argument is that both are hornets but the alternating is rare. Perhaps a morph of the first or visa versa.


The "true" hornets are outrageously priced.

+1,000,000 personally a hornet is a hornet is a hornet

The other palys look more like a devils teeth Paly
http://www.coralpedia.com/index.php?...g2_itemId=9584

[canadianbudz604]

these dont have the alternating skirt colors, and the palys are kind of similar to the devils teeth, they arent the common greens ill try and get a better pic they have a blueish skirt and a neon blue center dot.

[canadianbudz604]

may have found the id, called blue death palys according to an amercian

[The Grizz]

Originally Posted by canadianbudz604

may have found the id, called blue death palys according to an amercian

If the ones on the left look like mine on the right then there devils teeth and can be a pain in the arse. Mine now cover 2 rocks the size of a large grape fruit & have smoothered out a couple other really nice zoa colonies.