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High End Duo $380 Shipped

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Hello everyone,

I have these two colonies that I have been culturing for awhile and can finally make some frags off of them.
I am asking $380 shipped, frags will be 3/4" to 1" and will need at least one week for healing. Let me know if any questions :)

I call this Infatuation
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And this Paradise Fields
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Thank you! :)
 
How long have these pieces been in the home aquarium?
Where did they come from before you had them? Maricultured?
Thanks
About two years I think. Came from Indo, maricultured yes. Their colors are very stable now and they really shine. Let me know if you have any questions :)
 
About two years I think. Came from Indo, maricultured yes. Their colors are very stable now and they really shine. Let me know if you have any questions :)
2 years ago 2018 Indo was banned if I didn’t remember wrong.
Is the second one mother the colony? Base looks new glue and pink still random spots not solid.
 
Jason was right indo was ban and the glue looks very fresh. How u have it for 2 year
 
2 years ago 2018 Indo was banned if I didn’t remember wrong.
Is the second one mother the colony? Base looks new glue and pink still random spots not solid.
Got it around 2 years ago from my LFS. I was told it was from indo but was a no namer, got because they were very pretty and different from what we had. Sold some frags locally already and everyone who comes to my house want to know what they are, so I decided to name them. The blue one has been transplanted from my growout to the display, hasn't encrusted over yet.
 

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