Hmm interestingThese look like Stratocasters!
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Hmm interestingThese look like Stratocasters!
What a lovely zoa garden! And it looks like you love the blue and pink combos!
What a lovely zoa garden! And it looks like you love the blue and pink combos!
A little background info on Miami Vice Zoanthids: it was actually first named in 2009 by a reefer called RickyReef!
There will be 50 drops every 30 minutes, including a new game to win codes to use during the sale as well!How often will you be releasing new drops during the live sale?
My unnamed zoa is one of my favoritesView attachment 2995067
So quick!Found it
Ah, just a tiny bit too late! There will be another chance
This one is really cool! It's more purple-hued than the regular JF Freak Hair. I picked it up as a frag from a show over 5 years ago and it kept its unique color tone.Fungidae are my weakness. You know i grabbed that
Coral Trivia!View attachment 2995129
I’ve been silently working on a Zoanthids Encylopedia to help reefers know all of the different Zoanthid morphs in the hobby. It’s also a place for me to share a little bit of my geeky knowledge about the story of how certain morphs got their name and the origins of their stories. If you know a bit of Zoanthid's history, you’ll probably win first!
So for this game, post below a photo and the name of which Zoanthid morph I’m referring to with this little excerpt from the Zoa ID Page:
“Named after the Japanese word for blue, these were first given their name by a pair of Caribbean collectors Juan-Carlos and Miami Luis”
Link to Zoanthids ID Encyclopedia:
ZOA ID ENCYCLOPEDIA | Legendary Corals
A place to view and learn all of the different Zoanthid IDs.www.legendary-corals.com
Blue deaths?Coral Trivia!View attachment 2995129
I’ve been silently working on a Zoanthids Encylopedia to help reefers know all of the different Zoanthid morphs in the hobby. It’s also a place for me to share a little bit of my geeky knowledge about the story of how certain morphs got their name and the origins of their stories. If you know a bit of Zoanthid's history, you’ll probably win first!
So for this game, post below a photo and the name of which Zoanthid morph I’m referring to with this little excerpt from the Zoa ID Page:
“Named after the Japanese word for blue, these were first given their name by a pair of Caribbean collectors Juan-Carlos and Miami Luis”
Link to Zoanthids ID Encyclopedia:
ZOA ID ENCYCLOPEDIA | Legendary Corals
A place to view and learn all of the different Zoanthid IDs.www.legendary-corals.com