Need a little help with identification

[Squidword Tentacles]

Hello all. I'm not new to reefing but I did have about a ten year retirement. I have been set back up for almost a year now.  I decided to learn about every coral that I bring into the tank which I didn't do in the past. I gave identified everything but three sets of zoas/palys. If anyone has any idea what they are I would be in your debt. Sorry about the pics, k just have my phone to shoot pics with and the colors aren't that great.

[lazylivin]

1. Purple hornet
2. Goblin on fire
3. Might be nuclear green not 100%

[Squidword Tentacles]

Thanks Lazy.  The guy I got the hornets from thought they were but he was told they were not by a guy at the lfs.  I don't think the last ones are nuclear green. The body of the polyps is different than nuclear greens. I will move it later so I can get a better pic. Your help is much appreciated. 

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[andys1982]

Pretty good resource for ID here: http://www.coralpedia.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=15

[Squidword Tentacles]

Hey Andy. I've been using that site and any other I come across to try to identify. My problem is all the different lighting and variation in the heads that has been throwing me off. That's why I finally resided myself to ask for help on here. Coralpedia is great and I appreciate the heads up

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[andys1982]

NP.  Also those might not be legit purple hornets.  Its hard to tell from your pic, but the skirt should alternate green and purple I believe.

[Squidword Tentacles]

They're definitely not alternating. The color in the pic isn't true either. The skirt and the ring are definitely bright yellow

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[lazylivin]

Good catch on the alternating rings. That would separate them from the original Purple Hornets. Maybe a slightly different morph.
Here is an update to your pic with a bit of color correction.

[Squidword Tentacles]

Thanks for the help with the pic Lazy. Here is a better pic of the last set of zoas/palys that I listed earlier.  Hopefully this will help.

[volcano]

Are the last ones a mint green in color?  I think I have a huge colony of those as well. 

[lazylivin]

That is a much better picture. Those one of the many morphs of Green Implosions.

[Squidword Tentacles]

Thanks Lazy.  Now I need some new mystery corals to fill up the couple minutes a day I'm not tinkering with the tank. : )

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[Squidword Tentacles]

And yes volcano they are a mint green/light teal depending on the lights. I just have 4 t-5 bulbs on my 120 right now and they are 2 coral plus and 2 actinic plus so my colors a little off but before my 10 k bulb got splashed they were still a mint green.

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