fs: campfire palythoa very nice!

[marc3lo19]

Campfire palythoa for sale

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one polyp campfire with baby head sprouting off the side

it was nice when I got it now it has colored up and begun to morph its really
an incredible paly

$40 *

[reefermadness]

I assume it comes with the fruit loops....

[reefwars]

i dont want to be that guy buts its actually a darth maul, prob a morph you can tell by the red rim.


true campfires have yellow/dark orange on them,and the rings are continuous not in botches, heres a pic from a previous member who had actual campfires.




sorry but just thought that should be noted as im actually on the hunt for campfires.

[reefwars]

not too mention thats clearly a zoa and not a paly

[marc3lo19]

I bought it of zoanthids.com as a campfire palythoa; I always under the impression this is what campfires looked like

and its not a zoa its a paly its just smaller because it was recently fragged + look at the mouth

[paddyob]

Looks like a Paly to me.

Take it easy on him Denny.

[Zoaelite]

Originally Posted by marc3lo19

I bought it of zoanthids.com as a campfire palythoa; I always under the impression this is what campfires looked like

and its not a zoa its a paly its just smaller because it was recently fragged + look at the mouth

I'm with Denny on both accounts here, its a very nice polyp but certainly not a true "Campfire". Probably zoanthus gigantus to boot, its a large misconception that many of the polyps we collect are "Palys" when infact almost all are zoanthus (Captain Americas, Purple Death, Nuc Greens are a few exceptions though).

Size has nothing to do with it .

[dc4]

I'd buy it if you were local just to replace my fruit loops...

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[marc3lo19]

I hear from everyone that fruit loops are hard to keep and are prone to melting anyone else experience this?

[reefwars]

Originally Posted by marc3lo19

I hear from everyone that fruit loops are hard to keep and are prone to melting anyone else experience this?

depends , there are 2 types one incredibly hard to keep,they have tiny heads and grow slow the other is much much larger heads and is much hardier