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Large mixed zoa rock (500+ polyps)

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Local pickup in Burbank 91502 near Ikea.

Large, mature zoa rock (est. 550-600+ polyps) that I've had in my system for 4+ years and growing out of control. Produces a lot of zoa frags but I want to start over with different types since I've been staring at these for a few years now.

Approximately 9x9x7". Includes:
- orange oxides
- Sunny D's
- WWC Twizzlers
- Rainbow incinerators
- Bam Bams
- Laser Lemons
- Rastas
- Utter chaos
- green no-name

$350 OBO. Serious inquires only please.

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I am in Texas partner unless your talking about Burbank Texas that wouldn’t make too much sense
 
Hey partner just offering since it’s been 6 months on here without a bite all good though!
 

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