Can you ID this paly?

[DOTZ]

Never have seen them anywhere before or pics, and don't what they are.
http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r248/salty3_reef/tankpics031.jpg
http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r248/salty3_reef/tankpics030.jpg

[NANOYED]

first pic looks like they're purple w/ green centers typically called purple stardust
but the second pic looks like purple with brown/ red centers - no known name

[Guygettnby]

looks like a form of proto paly. as far as a name if you must have one look on http://www.zoaid.com/
i personally have no clue as to what it would be called if it has a name.

[DetectiveTofu]

Yep, a protopalythoa for sure. Very quick growers, beware :)

[DOTZ]

What is a proto paly? I have searched zoa id several times and can't find a good match. It's green centered, bluish/ purple outside and had white specals all over it. It grows alittle slow. I got it alittle over a year ago as one polyp and in that time it grew 6 more polyps. I wish it would grow fast it's one of my favorites. My PPE and PD"S grow about twice as fast as this one does.

[aznnutty]

Get rid of it. Grows fast and it's hard to get off rocks.. Purple palys. I had some, then I had a ton. Sold them off after trying to get them off my rocks

[DOTZ]

Why? It took a year to grow out 6 polyps from one, and it comes off the rocks very easily. I wish it did grow fast. Like I said I like this polyp better than my PPE's, tubs, nucs, pd's, or any other paly/zoa I have. The one you see is from the 6 that took a year to grow.

[DOTZ]

Here's a pic of the other under a xm 20k
http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r248/salty3_reef/tankpics034.jpg

[NANOYED]

someone was selling them on ebay as purple stardust a couple of weeks ago