Hollywood Stunner frags

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I recently had an 'incident' with my Hollywood Stunner coral during a rescape, and I put a couple of the smaller pieces on frag plugs. The edges have recovered from the break. These are irregularly shaped, but they are nickel-quarter sized and are showing good color.

I'd like to swap for some small low-medium light frags you may have: zoas, GSP, cyphastrea, etc. Not really interested in xenia or kenya tree.
 
EDIT: Sorry, was going to offer up my banded serpent star, but my wife just sent a pic and he's not acting right. Waiting to see.
 
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