A couple to Id please.

[despot101]

Here's the first (ignore the flatworms)
http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h256/despot101/9BE1FF94-C98C-44D4-9DD3-AD6ED3B8C419-22152-0000229B5DBB7001_zps8cce16a5.jpg

And here I'm mostly wondering about the orange ones.
http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h256/despot101/EE708BDE-D6D0-4CE5-BA36-A8BB8A8F97EC-22152-0000229B480CE2FC_zps067a24a0.jpg

Thanks!

[650-IS350]

http://www.coralpedia.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=3847
check here for more on the other ones
http://www.coralpedia.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=15

[despot101]

Thanks, good to know on the oranges. Any thoughts on the first pic? I went through the gallery at coralpedia and didn't really see anything like it.

[650-IS350]

they should be on there, if you click on the pictures, more sets of picture get loaded up which shows variants of the same polyp or similar morphs

[despot101]

Yeah I don't see it on there, nothing really close. Doesn't surprise me much as we got it off of a big colony rock of zoa's and there was just a couple of them. Havn't seen them anywhere else.

Unless someone else chimes in with a name, I'll have to figure out a name. :)

[650-IS350]

They were also know as fake rasta's'

[despot101]

Yeah they do, and we have generally been calling them rasta knock-off, but figured I'd check to see if they have an "official" name.

[accordsirh22]

those orange palys look like lunar eclipse palys

[650-IS350]

I know they've been called something else, just like almost every Z's and P's out there. Depending who's seeling it, store or individual. But generally knows as knock off rasta's. Still a nice poly regardless