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I'm new to the area and would like I start a blog for people in the Ft laud area who are interested in selling frags and or trading corals etc..


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I'm off Oakland a few miles east of i-95 I don't have anything yet I literally just started cycling my tank and am looking to buy some frags from some people around the area


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Same here I am off Oakland (west) but I have also just started so will be looking around in a few months ;)


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I don't think I can change the title but everyone in south florida works for me the more the better. Does anyone have frags for sale now?
 
I'm in plantation and have a 200gal reef I'm trying to free up room for more clams. I have a lot of montiporas, zoas,mushrooms and some chalice I'll get rid of cheap.
 
Check out the facebook group; South Florida Frag Swap. Lots of locals selling/ trading frags and equipment.
 
I'm in plantation and have a 200gal reef I'm trying to free up room for more clams. I have a lot of montiporas, zoas,mushrooms and some chalice I'll get rid of cheap.
I'm interested if you can let me know what you still have and prices. Thanks
 
I'm in pines. There's plenty of local guys who already sell frags out of there grown tanks. I kept prominently Sps in my old tank and I got 90% off of locals. Most stores are over priced.
 
I’m in from Pompano beach right near elite marine but I’m in Fort Lauderdale a lot
 
I’m in davie and would definitely be interested in this to I love finding trades and locals to buy from. Right now I have a rainbow rose bubble tip, a couple montipora frags and some pandora palys for sale or trade. Also selling a jbj Orion’s led if anyone’s interested let me know.
 

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