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MACNA Trading / Selling

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Hopefully this is the appropriate section for this topic...if not feel free to move.

I know there alot of R2R members attending MACNA. Anyone have frags for trade/sale?
 
I don't have anything particular in mind...I like seeing what people have to post then going from there.

I'm not an LE/Rare collector (although I have a few corals in that category), I just like interesting corals. I'm starting to get more into SPS since one of my fish likes to eat Zoas/Palys (my softy/LSP tank is stuffed).
 
I've got a piece of Astreopora (myriophthalma?)-dark red with green mouths, Several frags of the African Blue Cespit, have a number of other zoa frags (zoas didn't open the day of the Chattanooga swap, but were all nice and happy the next day-never fails...), am about to frag some acans and micros (been talking about it for months, just got a tile saw and it beckons), etc. Of course, those are all softies and LPS... I can frag just about anything in this thread, if interested. Some of the smaller pieces (under 2-3") I'm letting grow out (garf PB, Mike Paletta Blue, turaki, ORA 'granulosa'-more likely multiacuta or suharsonoi, etc.). I didn't sell many SPS at the swap at all, so I still have several different flavors there, too. $10-20.

https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12167
 

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