Fat Head Dendrophyllia -- Where can I buy?

Brian Goldstein

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Hello Reefers!

I've been looking to buy a frag of Fat Head Dendrophyllia for quite some time without any luck. Anyone know where I can find some?

Thanks!


-BG
 
Ended up ordering a fat head dendro from BSA Corals.(@BSA Corals ). Great reviews from what I’ve seen and a quality selection of corals. Excited for the arrival!

Thanks,
BG.
 
Haha just just your post on fragging not sure if you were into shipping.
 
Just checked their site out what an awesome price my LFS sells them $50 a head.
 
Right? I couldn’t resist. Most sellers were either out of stock or had prices through the roof.

I’ll update with a picture once the lil dendro arrives.


-BG



Just checked their site out what an awesome price my LFS sells them $50 a head.
 
Received my Dendro from @BSA Corals today; First time ordering from them. Awesome customer service and great packaging. The Dendro came in looking really healthy and it even has a baby head sprouting at the bottom. BSA also threw in a mini colony (10+ heads) of nuclear green palys for FREE. I will 100% be ordering from them in the future.

Here's a picture of the Dendro.

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Received my Dendro from @BSA Corals today; First time ordering from them. Awesome customer service and great packaging. The Dendro came in looking really healthy and it even has a baby head sprouting at the bottom. BSA also threw in a mini colony (10+ heads) of nuclear green palys for FREE. I will 100% be ordering from them in the future.

Here's a picture of the Dendro.

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Looks amazing bro!! Enjoy :)
 

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