Green polyp toadstool

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At least 1' frags un mounted $25 plus shipping .Picture is what I am keeping from the mother.Larger pieces available...Trades???
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Is this the Tyree or the ORA lineage?
I purchased a quarter size frag from a guy in Denver 2 years ago and it grew to about 14" since then.Now it is cut into pieces.I do not know where it originated,therefore it is a green polyp toadstool.
 
I purchased a quarter size frag from a guy in Denver 2 years ago and it grew to about 14" since then.Now it is cut into pieces.I do not know where it originated,therefore it is a green polyp toadstool.

Fair enough
 
looks like the tyree one because stalks and the tops are green. the ora one has green polyp tops but the stalks of the polyps are not green. either way how cares which one it is. noone would know but a few of us freak jobs anyway. nice coral for a fair price is all that matters IMO
 
How large of frags can you cut? Very interested in purchasing or I can trade one of my Incredible Hulk leathers which is even more rare than the green polyp one. LMK
 
I have a couple of pieces with stalk attached,about 5 or 6 inches long and 3 0r 4 wide.....
 
Yeah, I'd be interested in a good sized chunk.

Here's my Incredible Hulk leather, it's neon green with green polyps and looks just like the pics, no trick of actinics, etc. The only other person I've seen with one similar is Captive Reef, but I don't know if his grows as fast as mine does. I've never been able to find another green leather like it.



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I also have the not so common palua green singularia/nephthea.


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As well as the Green Glow leather. ;]



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