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Tons of Acros, lps, softies, and more for sale. All pieces have been grown out and aquacultured for years at our farm. Prices are in pictures. Pickup in either mission Viejo, Orange County or Joshua tree, pm for more details.

Price: $100.00

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Price: $10,000.00

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