Zoanthid ID please!

[JeanR]

Anyone know what the zoanthid on the left is? It has an irregular yellow center and bright orange whiskers.

 

[JeanR]

One more while we're at it. Bright orange center with brown whiskers. Any ideas?

 

[MrX]

You could try this:

Identification Gallery

Our exhaustive list of well-known polyps.

shop.zoanthids.com

 

[Jbissell1289]

Fire and ice or ring of Fire for the first one possibly.

 

[BiGGiePauls33]

I usually use this for coral ID;

Coral Database

Coral Database - Identify SPS, LPS, Zoanthids, Mushrooms, Acans, Chalices, Soft Corals, and more, in an easy to use guide

reefs.com

 

[JeanR]

Thanks! I had seen the first site but not the second.

 

[BiGGiePauls33]

Thanks! I had seen the first site but not the second.

That site is great. Pretty cool database, I've built spreadsheets around coral that I've acquired from there as far as lighting and such.

 

[officeaquachuck]

I usually use this for coral ID;

Coral Database

Coral Database - Identify SPS, LPS, Zoanthids, Mushrooms, Acans, Chalices, Soft Corals, and more, in an easy to use guide

reefs.com

just checked this site out, to me it looks like the same people who name all the kinds of pot, are also naming corals.

 

[eaze333]

second ones look WWC bloodsuckers

 

[JeanR]

second ones look WWC bloodsuckers

Thanks!

 

[BiGGiePauls33]

Kyle @BackwoodsReefs or @Sean B or @Spaceman will more than likely be able to tell you what they are.

 

[BackwoodsReefs]

Wwc blood sucker

 

[JeanR]

Thanks, everyone! The second one is definitely a bloodsucker. I also went to LTR and saw them clearly marked as that.

The first one is still a mystery. I don't think it is fire and ice as the mouth and center is bright yellow rather than white. Maybe fire and peepee?

 

[Spaceman]

First is a ring of fire ... some call them tonga fire because its where there from...