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Moving sale!! Echinos + softies....

Reef Goddess

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Hi all! I have a bunch of tank-raised frags for sale that need to go since we're going to be moving soon.
Part of this money is to help us move, the other part is so we can pay the legal fees so we can sue our "friends" that sold us a townhouse full of mold which they covered up. So please take advantage of our cheap frags!

Please pm or email me at: [email protected] to order.

Thanks!

*All pictures were taken under 1: 250 14k HQI bulb. Nearly all of these frags have been growing for 2-3 months.


(Hot lava echinophyllia mother colony. This is the most awesome echino I've ever kept. The frags will turn solid hot pink/red in a few more months.)
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1. Hot lava echino Approx 1.5" $40.00

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2. Hot lava echino 1-1.5" $40.00

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3. Hot lava echino 1" $35.00

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4. Ultra pink echino 1/2-1" $30.00

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5. Aqua green w/ pink mouth echino 1" $28.00

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6. Alien eye acan echinata 1.5" $28.00

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7. Aqua trumpet coral (from friend's tank) 3x2" $20.00

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8. Aqua trumpet coral 3x2.5" $26.00

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9. Dragon eye + eagle eye zoos 45+ polyps 2.5" $30.00

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few more....

10. Eye of Rah starter colony 130+ polyps 3.5"
$40.00 These came from my friend's tank breakdown.

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11. Green eye PPE type palys 60+ polyps 4" $45.00

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