Frag Tank Cleanout

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This coming Sunday (Sept. 23rd) I will be doing a complete empty, scour and refill of my frag tank. Many of the colonies in this tank have grown onto the eggcrate and the process of removing them always results in some pieces. There is nothing particularly exotic in the tank at the moment (birdsnest, some monti, a few acros), but rather than discard the bits, anyone who wants to come by mid-to-late afternoon (say 3 pm or later) is welcome to them.

It will be on a first come-first served basis.
 
Stamford .....
 
It's a bit far for me ...
But if you don't get enough hands and need the help .
Hit me up ... I'd be happy to trade labor for corals
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Nice! No help required - it's a pretty simple process of swapping out the black eggcrate. I just always feel vaguely guilty dumping frags when I'm sure other folks could use them.
 
Just starting to get corals for the tank . I'd be more than happy to ... Thank you ..
PM the address I'll be there .
 

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