Many-corals, polyps, frag, zoanthids, palythoa.

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Hello! I have some zoanthids that I've cut. I'll be posting several in a few threads. If you're interested in any, feel free to reach out!
The fragments have 3 or more polyps; they are not the same as the ones in the photo, but we can sell some full colonies.
You can combine corals from any post.
$40 for shipping.

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YELLOW CENTER CARIBBEAN ZOANTHID $29.99

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RASTA ZOANTHID $39.99

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RAINBOW TROLL ZOANTHID $49.99

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RAINBOW INFUSION ZOANTHID $49.99

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SUPER GIRL ZOANTHID $39.99

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ELECTRIC OOMPA LOOMPA ZOANTHID $59.99
 
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Hey bud just so you know $100 for shipping is insane. Check out www.pirateship.com
I use them and they’re around $55 for overnight to the lower 48 using UPS. You’ll sell more frags if the shipping isn’t more than the stuff you’re buying. GLWTS
 
Hey bud just so you know $100 for shipping is insane. Check out www.pirateship.com
I use them and they’re around $55 for overnight to the lower 48 using UPS. You’ll sell more frags if the shipping isn’t more than the stuff you’re buying. GLWTS
"Thank you very much for the information. Currently, I use FedEx, and shipping is not cheap for me. I'll review and update the prices. Many thanks."
 
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Any discount for buying a lot?
 

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