DFS Sunrise Wilsoni

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DFS Sunrise Wilsoni been around for awhile now, still one of the best and brightest Wilsoni out there. No stripes on the skirts, just straight bright solid colors. Enjoy.

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That’s nice. I did not know that they had names for Wilson’s but that one is beautiful. Are there any more available?
 
DFS Sunrise Wilsoni been around for awhile now, still one of the best and brightest Wilsoni out there. No stripes on the skirts, just straight bright solid colors. Enjoy.

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Holy cow! That's gorgeous!!
 
Now I want one... don't see anything out there on the web though. Bad taste for fragged Wilsons though and some of the vendors on here selling freshly chopped Wilsoni w/o much chance of survival after shipping. If I can find one that's at least slightly grown out and fully healed I may bite. Guessing that one has a hefty price tag in any case.
 
Now I want one... don't see anything out there on the web though. Bad taste for fragged Wilsons though and some of the vendors on here selling freshly chopped Wilsoni w/o much chance of survival after shipping. If I can find one that's at least slightly grown out and fully healed I may bite. Guessing that one has a hefty price tag in any case.
These are OG and have been in the aquarium since 2014. I don’t ship freshly fragged corals, hold atleast 2wks and monitor healing process. If it stay healthy and healing without any issue then I would ship after 2wks
 
These are OG and have been in the aquarium since 2014. I don’t ship freshly fragged corals, hold atleast 2wks and monitor healing process. If it stay healthy and healing without any issue then I would ship after 2wks
Ah ok didn't realize you were selling frags of it until I saw the thread below.
 

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