[kathainbowen]

I do not own, nor have I specifically seen green toadstools from these two companies. Sometimes, a green toadstool is merely a toadstool with a light moss to mint like color on the main coral and similar to yellow colored polyps. Other times, and what seems to currently be the more vogue trend in reef keeping at the moment, the polyps are a neon green, while the body is a pink-flesh to orangey color (although, these are more often refered to as "green polyped" or "neon green polyped" toadstool leathers). Unfortunately, leathers, just like zoanthids and other corals, can vary almost dramatically from specimen to specimen and from dealer to dealer. And, even more unfortunate, neither of your current options (the two links above) are a what-you-see-is-what-you-get situation.