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Great Beginner Corals

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Have a bunch of different corals that are great for beginners or if you’re in the market for some cheap softies, leathers and easy SPS. If you can’t have these thrive, get out of the hobby. 😊 Pickup only in CT or Westchester NY.

Aquacultured Gold and Orange Hammers -with hints of greens/blues. $25 a head.

Neon green sinularia - 3” - 8” stalks. $10-75, depending on frag size.

Devil’s Hand - 6-7”- $60

Grube’s Gorgonian - 4” - 6”, pink/purple. $20

Blue Stylophora - chunky frags, $25-30

Raja Rampage chalice-$10-50, depending on frag size. 1”-8” frags.

Tyree neon green and long polyp toadstools 2” - 6” - $25 - $50, depending on size.

8” long polyp toadstool-$60

Orange/red/gold nautical spiral Monti 1”-8” frags $10-50, depending on frag size.

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Def. want some of this stuff. I'll hit you up when I get back from Florida in a couple weeks. I am upgrading my tank so I'm def. going to need some coral for my new 180!
 

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