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Reverse eclectus bounce mushrooms

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Zoanthidhaven

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🔥 WYSIWYG Reverse eclectus bounce Frags 🔥
Up for sale are a few beautiful frags.
These have intense cherry-red coloration, strong bubble development, and bright yellow/green skirt contrast under blue LED
These are 2 inches in frag for size reference and are fully healed.

Available Frags​

A – $450
Excellent color contrast with bright yellow sector and multiple developing bubbles.
B – $500
Best overall color balance with strong yellow skirt and nice bubble formation.
C – $400
Unique pattern with concentrated yellow section and clean growth edge.
D – $450
Largest frag available with the most bounce potential and excellent structure.

Shipping / Pickup​


📦 Free Overnight shipping
📍 Local pickup available in Simi Valley, CA.

WYSIWYG​

You will receive the exact mushroom shown in the labeled photo.
PM with any questions or for additional photos under different lighting.
Happy reefing !




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