Any good websites for CHALICES???

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hey guys,
im having a hard time looking for chalices around my area. any website recommendations for ordering offline?

also, do any of these sites offer clubzoa discounts? that would be great if they did.
 
BEakerBOB, Skyhigh, cherry-corals, reefready.net, TEC(totalyexoticcorals), PAzza check all these guys in members list and PM them, I am sure they have somethin and ALL great guys and vendors IMO!!

Preusspet.com or preuss.com, email someone ther I was there today and they had WILDFIRE chalice in the premo tank amazing 1.5-2" frags for $60!!! I paid to another hobbiest $100 for 1/2"!! a few month again!!
Amazing chalice and they had others maybe they will ship you one? Worth the try for $60 for sure!!! Tell them XAWP (Brent from MR sent ya) they are haveing sale this week but for walk in customers only I think?
 
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Brent give me some info on this if you can....WILDFIRE chalice in the premo tank amazing 1.5-2" frags for $60!!!

Should I take a road trip?????????
 
Diamonds in the reef gets some good stuff in, also Atlantis aquarium,
 
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If you cant find anything localy pm me if interested all get you a list with pic's of what I have available.
 
i don't really wanna bother asking any members for frags, plus i dont have paypal. sending a money check from the post office is a hassle. i was always interested in ordering from cherrycorals, have heard great stuff about it. i was pokin around reefready.net though yesterday and saw some rose nebulas and cool chalices i would want. has anyone ever ordered from reefready?
 
anyone ever deal with reefready.net? im thinking about ordering from them and cherry corals.
 

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