Cespitularia (Blue Xenia)

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I've got a couple stalks ready to go, PM me and I can take pics of the actual pieces. This is the E. African Strain which I have been proping for over 2 yrs.

$60 md (2 stalks) - IE - center
$75 lg (3 stalks) - IE- 2nd for the right.
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a couple more shots.
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are these the ones with the spicules that glow like glitter?
if so im deffinately in for a large stalk
 
Yes, they are just a little hard to see, you have to be looking at the right angle to see them. I forgot to mention I am always looking for cool corals to trade in case you have anything cool.
 
dont havea nything cool for trade but i have large colonies of zoas im trying to get rid of if youre interested
3 large colonies of alien eyez, mean greans and radioactive dragon eyes?
im selling for 25 each so that would be equivalent to the large piece...:)
 
trade?

I am sure I have the RDE but not to sure on the others, do you have pics?

Just found your thread. I have all three of those already, not hip on all the names of the zoas yet.
 
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Overnite USPS shipping will be $30 for up to 3 corals. Possible only $3 for each additional. PM me with you zip code so I can get a more accurate quote.

Trades Welcome
 
I am going to pick up a frag or two from you soon. I am probably going to set up a small little tank to keep some frags. I love xenia, but I fear the spreading it can do.
 
LMK when you would like them, I am mounting some this weekend on a Charcoal color Coral Cradle. I have other corals mounted on the new Charcoal Coral Cradles and you can't tell they are on plugs. Won't really matter in a couple of weeks the plug won't show anyways.
 

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