Is this how designer zoas are born?

[reefiness]

Found this polyp from my eagle eye frag that has a bright lime green eye surrounded by a thin band of the usual orange eye of eagle eyes... looks pretty cool to me.

 

[reefiness]

and sorry about the quality, its the phone on my camera... which can probably take better pictures, i just have no idea whats going on when it comes to photography. haha

 

[BioMan]

Actually yes somewhat..I mean theres a thousand morphs out there they cant all be natural
Imagine a colony of rastas 20feet by 20 feet in the ocean. than ask yourself that question again.

 

[Mark2480]

Eagle eye zoas morph like that sometimes, I think they named that morph a kaleidoscope zoa. They are cool and stand out of the bunch.

 

[5thChorseman]

cool! Now you just need to separate it, give it a fancy name and let it grow out, frag it and give me a frag. :wink1:

 

[reefiness]

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

 

[Clink51]

i'll take 3 please. k thanks

 

[sun1914]

I usually just place 2 rare zoas close together, dim the Kessils to the lowest intensity, dose heavy vodka that night and play some R.Kelly . sometimes I get lucky with a morph and sometimes I don't...but it's a hella of a night for the zoas.

 

[reefiness]

I usually just place 2 rare zoas close together, dim the Kessils to the lowest intensity, dose heavy vodka that night and play so R.Kelly . sometimes I get lucky with a morph and sometimes I don't...but it's a hella of a night for the zoas.

Now this is what i call dedication to the hobby.