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16 polyps Blood shots 260$ shipped

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2 plugs, 16 polyps total blood shots 260$ shipped, thanks for looking
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Amazing the most controversial polyps, sorry no birth certificate
 
Put together all bloodshots from 3 different tanks, same family different light, t5, kessil, viparspectra, u more than welcome to deside whose bloodshots they are, I got them as jf, put utter cheos so u can see as well how it effects size and color, thanks
 
Colonys under viparspectra grow super fast stay small, middle 2 polyps frag kessil 360we mid growth mid size, 1 large polyp to the right t5 , gets big but slow grower , utter cheos same family , left kessil , midlle
Polyp t5, right led, thanks
 
7 polyp frag sold,
9 polyp still available thanks
 
My signature has a small colony of true JF bloodshots for reference as well. They are quite distinct. I have kept them under several different types of lighting and do not have the same degree of morphing that you report with these.
 
Those definitely aren't JF Bloodshots, i've been looked for some for some time now. They look like Pirate Blood or something else.
 
These came from.JF and I have them in multiple lighting and nutrients and while color does come and go none look like yours.

The worst part of this is someone bought these and when they go to trade a polyp someone gonna have to be mean.

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