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FS: Pearlberry colony

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I'd been battling high PO4 for a number of months and the colony has lost a good amount of color but its starting to come back. It's bigger than the size of my hand and priced accordingly. Getting rid of it because it was blocking all the flow in the center of the tank and nearly at the water line.

$80 OBO. Local pickup only in Burbank 91502 near Ikea.

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It’s possible it is a pearlberry, however the color has degraded quite a bit. I would highly recommend not attempting to transport this. Large acro colonies don’t transport well as is… let alone already stressed in a recipe for disaster.
 
@Gumbies R Us @revhtree

You guys know it's against the rules to try to derail a seller's post, right? This is for local pickup and the condition has been clearly stated, so I don't know why out of state people who have have inferior selling records here are commenting on this thread.
 
Regardless of the type, $80 for an acro of this size is a good deal, it just needs some tlc and gentle handling initially.
 

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