Looking for mountain meadow or prairie

[tinyfish]

I am looking for information on a zoathind that I think is named mountain meadow or prairie. It has yellow, blue, green but I cannot find reference anywhere. I saw one on ebay in early 2007.

For comparison it looks sort of like "nuclear sunshine".

Any information is appreciated.

[geoxman]

do you know it's origin? Your pseudo name is about as useful as a titt on a boar.

[650-IS350]

:lol:

[FiShTaCo]

Names on ebay are not relevant to anyone's experienced photographic memory.

[IridescentLily]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14227967#post14227967 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by geoxman
do you know it's origin? Your pseudo name is about as useful as a titt on a boar.
lol.
...a screen door in a submarine.

[Kigs]

I thought I was at the wrong forum first. :lol: "...mountain...meadow? pra..rie? huh?" LOL

Pics would definitely help, tinyfish

[tinyfish]

I was very hesitant to post on this forum because I expected ridicule. Thank you for your time.

[650-IS350]

Like Kigs was saying, I think pics would be best.

Now a days 1 specific polyp will be name or known as 100 different names yet its the same polyp people are talking about or trying to descibe. ( Its a shame but thats reality )

This was the first time I've heard of that zoa name description....

[Kigs]

My comment did not mean to come off as ridicule, I apologize tinyfish...I've seen much sillier names than that, I assure you. :D

[tinyfish]

I did not know about the common names being so numerous. I was always terrible at biology because of the naming of things. I can't remember people's names either.

Scleractinia is what Cherry Corals is saying.

My brain is not working and I cannot remember exactly what the ones I was after actually looked like or any other information. I am sorry. I think it is part of aging.

I am terrible at posting pictures on RC also but here goes.

http://www.cherrycorals.com/images/mz_cache/Nuclear-Sunshine2_50.jpg

[650-IS350]

RED X ,

[MUCHO REEF]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14229817#post14229817 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by tinyfish
I was very hesitant to post on this forum because I expected ridicule. Thank you for your time.


Come on guys/gals, give him a break.

[tinyfish]

I am so sorry to be so stupid.

Nevermind.

[MUCHO REEF]

Why would you say you're stupid. You had a legitimate question tinyfish. I was defending you.

[650-IS350]

sorry, I had to laugh about what geo said originally the last 6 words...

[geoxman]

tinyfish can you get a better picture? That one is really small. Post it to photobucket and then attach it in a response. I was not trying to ridicule you, but the goofy name.

[IridescentLily]

tinyfish,
The section in which zoa IDs are done is located here at this link http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=484

[Kigs]

I think that pic kinda resembles Green Bay Packers, what do you guys think?

http://coralpedia.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=157

[IridescentLily]

By the way tinyfish, I just wanted to make sure you knew that I gave you that link incase you were one of the many who didn't know the section existed, not to degrade you or make fun of you.
It's just that I wasn't aware of it for a loooong time (lol) so I figure others might not know about it.

[mfinn]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14240072#post14240072 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Kigs
I think that pic kinda resembles Green Bay Packers, what do you guys think?

http://coralpedia.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=157


They do look very similar.

[650-IS350]

I was going to say a morph of Green Bays... lighter colored.

[Timanator]

Looks like some slightly bleached Radio Active Dragon Eyes?

[SIR PATRICK]

Are these what you are talking about?

Sorry for the bad pic and they arent open all the way, but-

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d87/sirpatrick1/new%20cam%20fish/Picture019-1.jpg

[SIR PATRICK]

At least the colors came out right despite the bad pic....

[tinyfish]

Yes, that is very close.

[650-IS350]

Yes those are VERY COMMON.