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Momma Jawbreaker $200

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Hi folks - I will eventually be tearing down my 180g and consolidating into a smaller tank.

I have a momma jawbreaker for sale. It is pushing 4”. I know the coloration isn’t as great as some jawbreakers but it is large. Attached is a filtered and unfiltered pic. Not looking to ship at this time.

$200 local pickup. Located near La Crosse, WI.

I will eventually be posting more at a later date, including very large pieces of live pukani, zoas, and other mushrooms.

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very nice, wish you were closer and I would be all over this, LOL! GLWS!
 
Can you send pics of the pukani rock when you break down? Roughly the weight as well. Thanks!
 
If you're ever near Illinois or are driving through and you still have this jawbreaker, let me know and maybe we can meet up.
 
I have gotten many items from Crayhawk. He has wonderful pieces, well taken care of and very healthy. You won't be disappointed in anything you buy from him. I'd buy this piece in a heartbeat if my big tank was ready for more coral. I just don't want to drop $200 on it, and see it shrivel up an die.
 

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