Cinnaman Polyps

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Cinnaman Polyps

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I took a shot of my cinnamon polyps, hope you like them. :D
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where is waldo?
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Sorry for my ignorance, but what are cinnamon polyps in layman's terms?
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Thats it there cinnamon polyps kind of white with a little brown around the rim, there right of the green stars. :D
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Do you have any closer pics? Are these sought after? I am zoanthid ignorant :D .
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They are closed up, but I think ihave those in my tank. I have always heard of them as "Local" polyps or neon green local polyps. Cinnamon has a nice ring though! :P
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Yeah, I have a few of those... they're pretty large, mine are much darker... I have the same thing Shawn has.
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I thought he was talking about the zoanthids that are just above the palythoas.
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I am still clueless but you might attribute that to hair color.
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Hi, that's what there sold as down here in south fla, some are a darker brown most are white-ish with brown rim and brown spots, as they get larger they become brown and white. :D
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Scott wrote:I thought he was talking about the zoanthids that are just above the palythoas.
He might have been. The four zo's are indeed to the right of the star polyps. I just assumed he meant "right" next to the stars. :?
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Can i edit the picture and put Waldo's head in there ?
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