7 Seas Aquatics - Mt. Juliet TN

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Just discovered this place when visiting my brothers who are down for college. This guy has an amazing selection of frags ranging from 5$ to ask. Prices are excellent. Most of his frags range from 25$-40$. The 25$ frags are mini colonies of coral (like 10-20 zoa heads, all mid to high range zoa). His 5$ rack was picked over when we arrived but I still got a rainbow incinerator for 5$. The angle is rough but that’s the 5$ frag I got in the middle. It’s beautiful. My brother got a grafted bicolor hammer for 25$. And a rainbow sherbet ricordea mushroom that was in process of splitting for 25$. Mushroom pic attached. It’s tiny but absolutely gorgeous. I will be visiting this shop any time I am in town I suggest you do the same.

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