Anyone Still Have Rhizo Corals?

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I did a Google search and I can’t find any current info on a sale or any mention of them since 2010. So I was wondering if there are any still out there. Here is mine.
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If you are talking about rhizotrochus, apparently, they are illegal to collect and import.
 
the legality thing makes no sense. they didn't know about them so they were never added to the legal to sell list. they are legal in Japan. I had 2 about 10 years ago, but had to sell everything and no luck finding one since
 
the legality thing makes no sense. they didn't know about them so they were never added to the legal to sell list. they are legal in Japan. I had 2 about 10 years ago, but had to sell everything and no luck finding one since
No, corals in Japan are protected, so they are illegal to collect and export. It's just that ten years ago, regulations and enforcement were just more relaxed.
 

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