Corals for sale Bay Area

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Hi I am selling some corals for pretty cheap, I will only be doing local pick up i am around marin/san Francisco area (pm me for specifics), also I will only be taking cash, thanks! prices and descriptions are below, again pm me if you're interested!
1. purple death playthoas - $15 (around 15 polyps, great beginner coral)
2. huge neon green wall hammer colony - $70 (fully extended around 4.5 in x 3.5 in)

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I am not familiar with the wall hammer. Is that the type or does it prefer to grow on walls
 
I am not familiar with the wall hammer. Is that the type or does it prefer to grow on walls
Frogspawns and hammers can either be branching or wall, its more of a growth pattern than a "type", the wall grows in rounded lines I guess and branching grows up and branches out like a tree. I'm sure if you look up pictures of both it will make more sense than my explanation hahah
 
Hi I am selling some corals for pretty cheap, I will only be doing local pick up i am around marin/san Francisco area (pm me for specifics), also I will only be taking cash, thanks! prices and descriptions are below, again pm me if you're interested!
1. purple death playthoas - $15 (around 15 polyps, great beginner coral)
2. huge neon green wall hammer colony - $70 (fully extended around 4.5 in x 3.5 in)

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also at the point the hammer is a bit receded and I don't have room for it so ill drop the price in half to 35 considering it hasn't sold or you could offer to trade something for it
 
Hey you still have your hammer? I wanted if you still have it
 

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