Would love an ID on these they are beautiful

[f.christian]

Had these for a while and never really realized how nice they are I would love the help

 

[tripdad]

Don't know about the zoa id but I think I see some clove or xenia type polyps poking out. I would remove those with a scalpel or x-acto knife. They can be invasive.

 

[Reefing_addiction]

@footgal
It looks more like feather dusters between the polyps. Bonus filter feeder

 

[footgal]

If it’s feather dusters, personally I’d choose to leave them cause I think they’re super neat. If they’re clove or something else I’d remove.

anyway, the ID. Based on the first pic, they appear to be pink Kraks

 

[Tired]

They almost look like hydroids to me. Unless the zoa is objecting to the whatever-they-ares, I would leave them in.

 

[Wolf89]

Those almost certaintly pandora palys.

 

[Wolf89]

The other things are definitely feather dusters. Not hydroids, not xenia or clove polyps.

 

[f.christian]

Yeah I’m not worried about the little feather dusters they aren’t bothering the zoas so I’ll leave them be

I appreciate all the responses so far thank you guys

 

[f.christian]

Those almost certaintly pandora palys.

Pandora’s have an all the way across pattern though they don’t have this outer layer and inner layer so I’m like..... hm

 

[Wolf89]

Pandora’s have an all the way across pattern though they don’t have this outer layer and inner layer so I’m like..... hm

they can have varying patterns. Some have more green like yours, some have more rings or such, but im confident that they're all the same zoa/paly.

 

[RedFrog211]

+1 pink kraks nice colony!

 

[f.christian]

they can have varying patterns. Some have more green like yours, some have more rings or such, but im confident that they're all the same zoa/paly.

..... that’s not green

 

[Tired]

I see green here. It's not very intense, but I don't know what else you would call that.