Hi everyone, I’ve got a bunch of zoas and palys for sale. At these low prices ($8-$20 per frag) this is an affordable way to start a zoa garden or add to your collection. To keep things efficient, my minimum order is 5 frags. For information on shipping, DOA guarantees, and how to order please see details at the end of this post.
The list: Here are pictures of the types I have available (multiples available for almost everything on the list). The number of polyps per frag varies by type, and the images shown are typical for each type. Prices are per frag (not per polyp). Images are representative, not WYSIWYG (it would take too long to photograph 200 frags individually)
(SOLD OUT) BamBams, $20. Bright orange skirt with an orange face.
Blood Suckers, $20. This is a really unique one. Large polyps with a bright orange ring on the edge, bright hot pink streaks throughout the center, and a purple mouth.
Circus, $20. Medium polyps with an orange skirt, a green mouth, and alternating rings of blue and green on the face.
Leprechauns, $20. One of the brightest oranges I’ve seen in any coral. Medium polyps with a bright orange skirt, green face, and a bright orange mouth.
Passionfruit, $20. Medium polyps, the skirt is speckled red and bright orange. The face is dark with streaks of yellow radiating out from the center.
Rainbow Infusion, $20. Large polyps with bright orange and yellow on the edge fading to bright green in the center. Truly multi colored, with shades of red, yellow and green visible to the naked eye.
(SOLD OUT) Sunny D, $20. Large polyps, these are one of the brightest zoas around and a truly unique color. A solid pinkish-orange face, with a hint of green in the center.
Yellow Vampire, $20. Large polyps with a jagged bright yellow ring on the edge, then a dark ring, then a yellow center fading into a bright green mouth.
Armor of God, $15. Large polyps with true bright red and speckled rings on a dark face. An eye catching bright red.
Dragon Eyes, $15. Medium polyps with a bright yellow skirt and a solid bright orange face.
King Midas, $15. Small polyps with a bright yellow skirt, dark outer ring, and a solid bright yellow face. Looks greenish in pictures but a true golden yellow in real life.
Mohawks, $15. Pink speckles fading to a yellow mouth. Needs high light for best colors.
Orange Oxide, $15. Medium polyps with a bright orange skirt, dark outer ring, bright orange inner ring, and a dark center.
Pink & Golds, $15. Complex patterns of yellow, gold, and pink. Needs high light for best colors.
Tiffanys, $15. Medium polyps with a green skirt, orange mouth, and rings of purple and sky blue on the face.
Eagle Eyes, $8. An old standby, this grows like a weed. Green skirt, dark outer ring and red inner ring, with a dark mouth. Really benefits from high light.
Peanut Butter Cups, $8. Fast growing, unassuming by day but reveals bright orange mouths at night under blue lights.
Blue Daisies, $10. Small polyps with a bright yellow skirt, dark blue face, and yellow-orange mouth.
Everlasting Gobstoppers, $10. Large polyps with a bright pink-red face and a bright green mouth. Probably the brightest red zoa available at this price.
Green Bay Packers, $10. Medium polyps, forest green skirt and outer ring with a yellow-orange center.
Micro Kiwis, $10. Tiny polyps, a skirt speckled with white, and a grass-green face in daylight that turns yellow-green under blue lights.
Radioactive Dragon Eyes, $10. Medium polyps with a solid green face and bright yellow-green skirt. Not rare but one of the brightest zoas around.
Wild Greens, $10. Medium polyps, this is a Zoanthid, not a Paly. Grass green with a subtle pattern on the face.
Shipping: I can ship using either USPS (cheaper and slower) or FedEx (faster and more expensive). The options include:
I’ll package your corals carefully and ship them to you in insulated packaging. In warm weather like this, I will not include heat packs unless you request it or if unusually cold weather is predicted on the way to your house.
DOA guarantee: I guarantee your frags will arrive alive, or I'll refund the cost of any DOA frags. Its that simple.
These corals are robust and likely to be happy and healthy on arrival. If a coral arrives dead, I will refund the cost of that coral or replace it (if inventory allows) at the buyer’s choice (buyer pays for shipping of replacements). Please provide a photo to document any DOA corals, and please allow at least 24-48 hours in your tank before you decide the coral is dead (sometimes they just take a while to open up after shipping). Shipping costs are nonrefundable unless refunded by the shipping company (USPS/FedEx).
To place an order: Please send me a personal message to place an order. Please list the corals you want, your preferred shipping options, and an address. If shipping overnight (FedEx), I’ll also need a phone number. I’ll write back with shipping costs for your location, and my paypal info. Corals are reserved when you send payment, and I will ship them at the next available date or the date of your choice. If you have a preferred date please indicate this when placing your order.
The list: Here are pictures of the types I have available (multiples available for almost everything on the list). The number of polyps per frag varies by type, and the images shown are typical for each type. Prices are per frag (not per polyp). Images are representative, not WYSIWYG (it would take too long to photograph 200 frags individually)
(SOLD OUT) BamBams, $20. Bright orange skirt with an orange face.
Blood Suckers, $20. This is a really unique one. Large polyps with a bright orange ring on the edge, bright hot pink streaks throughout the center, and a purple mouth.
Circus, $20. Medium polyps with an orange skirt, a green mouth, and alternating rings of blue and green on the face.
Leprechauns, $20. One of the brightest oranges I’ve seen in any coral. Medium polyps with a bright orange skirt, green face, and a bright orange mouth.
Passionfruit, $20. Medium polyps, the skirt is speckled red and bright orange. The face is dark with streaks of yellow radiating out from the center.
Rainbow Infusion, $20. Large polyps with bright orange and yellow on the edge fading to bright green in the center. Truly multi colored, with shades of red, yellow and green visible to the naked eye.
(SOLD OUT) Sunny D, $20. Large polyps, these are one of the brightest zoas around and a truly unique color. A solid pinkish-orange face, with a hint of green in the center.
Yellow Vampire, $20. Large polyps with a jagged bright yellow ring on the edge, then a dark ring, then a yellow center fading into a bright green mouth.
Armor of God, $15. Large polyps with true bright red and speckled rings on a dark face. An eye catching bright red.
Dragon Eyes, $15. Medium polyps with a bright yellow skirt and a solid bright orange face.
King Midas, $15. Small polyps with a bright yellow skirt, dark outer ring, and a solid bright yellow face. Looks greenish in pictures but a true golden yellow in real life.
Mohawks, $15. Pink speckles fading to a yellow mouth. Needs high light for best colors.
Orange Oxide, $15. Medium polyps with a bright orange skirt, dark outer ring, bright orange inner ring, and a dark center.
Pink & Golds, $15. Complex patterns of yellow, gold, and pink. Needs high light for best colors.
Tiffanys, $15. Medium polyps with a green skirt, orange mouth, and rings of purple and sky blue on the face.
Eagle Eyes, $8. An old standby, this grows like a weed. Green skirt, dark outer ring and red inner ring, with a dark mouth. Really benefits from high light.
Peanut Butter Cups, $8. Fast growing, unassuming by day but reveals bright orange mouths at night under blue lights.
Blue Daisies, $10. Small polyps with a bright yellow skirt, dark blue face, and yellow-orange mouth.
Everlasting Gobstoppers, $10. Large polyps with a bright pink-red face and a bright green mouth. Probably the brightest red zoa available at this price.
Green Bay Packers, $10. Medium polyps, forest green skirt and outer ring with a yellow-orange center.
Micro Kiwis, $10. Tiny polyps, a skirt speckled with white, and a grass-green face in daylight that turns yellow-green under blue lights.
Radioactive Dragon Eyes, $10. Medium polyps with a solid green face and bright yellow-green skirt. Not rare but one of the brightest zoas around.
Wild Greens, $10. Medium polyps, this is a Zoanthid, not a Paly. Grass green with a subtle pattern on the face.
Shipping: I can ship using either USPS (cheaper and slower) or FedEx (faster and more expensive). The options include:
- Priority mail flat rate – $15 to $20 nationwide (2-3 days, no guarantee on delivery time)
- Priority express – ranges from $25-$45 depending on location (1-2 days, delivery date guaranteed)
- Overnight – $60 flat rate (overnight delivery guaranteed)
I’ll package your corals carefully and ship them to you in insulated packaging. In warm weather like this, I will not include heat packs unless you request it or if unusually cold weather is predicted on the way to your house.
DOA guarantee: I guarantee your frags will arrive alive, or I'll refund the cost of any DOA frags. Its that simple.
These corals are robust and likely to be happy and healthy on arrival. If a coral arrives dead, I will refund the cost of that coral or replace it (if inventory allows) at the buyer’s choice (buyer pays for shipping of replacements). Please provide a photo to document any DOA corals, and please allow at least 24-48 hours in your tank before you decide the coral is dead (sometimes they just take a while to open up after shipping). Shipping costs are nonrefundable unless refunded by the shipping company (USPS/FedEx).
To place an order: Please send me a personal message to place an order. Please list the corals you want, your preferred shipping options, and an address. If shipping overnight (FedEx), I’ll also need a phone number. I’ll write back with shipping costs for your location, and my paypal info. Corals are reserved when you send payment, and I will ship them at the next available date or the date of your choice. If you have a preferred date please indicate this when placing your order.
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