Dripping with awesomeness Aussie favias....

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I have been hooked on these ever since I started seeing them a year and a half ago. Collected quite a few superb colonies IMO. I trimmed everything before I moved and now I have nice healed frags of all of these available:

Aussie Reverse Prism type 1 (more green) 5-6 heads $35
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Aussie Reverse Prism type 2 (more teal) 4-5 heads $45
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Aussie Glowing Neon Green Favia. Just glows like it has its own power source. Nice in room lights, glows with just 10Ks and radiates from across the room with any actinic supplements! 4-5 large heads $20
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Meteor Shower 8-10 heads $55
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Tyree LE War Coral 5-8 heads $55
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Orange Eye Favia...still needs some work, I think it wants a nice metallic green background color and who knows what the eyes can be. Lots of potential, maybe you can color it up better than I can? Try 5-6 heads for $25
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Aussie Teal Eye Goni 1" frag (lots and lots of eyes) $25
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Grapes of Wrath Platy/Favia 4 heads $40
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Will also combine shipping with chalices from my other thread :)
 
i have m own ups account...would you ship with my account

Do you have a Fedex account too? All we have around here are UPS stores (and Fedex) and they wont take UPS account #s for shipping apparently :(
Anyway, if we can figure that piece out I am happy to use your account # instead.
 
bump for great seller.I have alot of lps in my tank from him.
 
might be making trip to madison one day soon and will get ahold of you to see what got for small acan frags .
 
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