Best place to buy toadstool leather corals?

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Best place to buy toadstool leather corals? I’m seeing several colored varieties that I love online but there’s so many websites that my eyes are starting to cross. I’m hoping to find a trusted site that has several varieties in color. Please share you most trusted websites to purchase toadstool leather coral.

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Buy from local reefers. Check the livestock forum on here. Use filter and put your state in the prefix slot. Other than that try local Facebook groups. Buying from fellow reefers is usually cheaper and the coral is waaayyyyy more healthy.
 
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Ebay and LiveAquaria
 
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The bottom picture is with a filter of some sort and enhanced. Never seen a leather that color. The second picture is enhanced of a pink variety.
Besides that, I have used two sources and have been happy with both. Marine Farmers has nice pieces. The yellow toadstool is yellow and very nice. Aquacorals.com is also nice and reasonably priced. Her corals are pretty spot on in color and my fibre toadstool is something else.
I will try to get you pictures. These two were taken shortly after receiving. The second is a hideous picture of the yellow. It is a nice yellow color and much larger now. The fibre is much larger now too.
 

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Buy from local reefers. Check the livestock forum on here. Use filter and put your state in the prefix slot. Other than that try local Facebook groups. Buying from fellow reefers is usually cheaper and the coral is waaayyyyy more healthy.
I didn’t know about the livestock forums. I’ll check’em out.
 
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Ebay and LiveAquaria
I’ll checkout eBay. I used LA for the first time this week and my fish arrived dead. Not only that but they didn’t reimburse me for shipping. I’m not using them any longer.
 
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The bottom picture is with a filter of some sort and enhanced. Never seen a leather that color. The second picture is enhanced of a pink variety.
Besides that, I have used two sources and have been happy with both. Marine Farmers has nice pieces. The yellow toadstool is yellow and very nice. Aquacorals.com is also nice and reasonably priced. Her corals are pretty spot on in color and my fibre toadstool is something else.
I will try to get you pictures. These two were taken shortly after receiving. The second is a hideous picture of the yellow. It is a nice yellow color and much larger now. The fibre is much larger now too.
I’d really like to find one like the 2nd pic. Not sure if that’s a specific type or not.
 
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Old thread but I’m in kinston if you still have any? Also interested in other coral frags if you’ve got any!

The person you are asking has not been around in more than a year.
 
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