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Looking to buy a few Berghia Nidibranchs. Anyone locally selling them? PM me if you would like to make a sale!
 
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I bought 4 medium sized Berghia-they are beauties. Already working to get rid of my aptasia.
It is pricey when you have to pay overnight shipping.
 
ReefTown(online)

I bought 4 medium sized Berghia-they are beauties. Already working to get rid of my aptasia.
It is pricey when you have to pay overnight shipping.
Last time I bought them I went in with someone and shared the cost.
They are my go to when I get lots of aptaisia.
 
I think I will place an order with them as well. If anyone local wants to join in let me know. I'm in Canton
 
I got some for sale but they are in Corpus Christi, Texas
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I think I will place an order with them as well. If anyone local wants to join in let me know. I'm in Canton
Did you ever order? I'm in Niantic, so it's quite far to canton, but if anyone in Southeastern Connecticut would like to join in to save on shipping, let me know
 
Yes I ended up ordering 20 from them. My tank is so over run that it does not appear like they have made a dent in it yet.
 
Yes I ended up ordering 20 from them. My tank is so over run that it does not appear like they have made a dent in it yet.
be patient, may take a couple of months, but when the colonies get established it will be quick. I've used a couple of time, always get impatient with the time but fully satisfied with the results.
 

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