Wife, they are blue zoa polyps. Very rare with that color morph. I obtained 3 polyps and it took about 1 year for them to spread.
On a side note. Polyp is the expression for each single head. Can also be used to describe individual mouths of SPS, as in, my acro has great polyp extension. It is common for some LFS to refer to palythoas as "button polyps or sand polyps". Paly's are giant zoas. The main difference is that paly's tend not to grow as dense as zoas. However in a reef tank with enough time they will make giant clusters of half dollar coin sized polyps. If I remember correctly the main scientific difference is that zoas are tiny particulate and symbiotic algae feeders, photosynthetic. Paly's rely on large pieces of matter and are regular feeders.