New lords and a few micros

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$50 a polyp for the micro
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Ten more pic'c to come
 
you seen them in person marv what did you think
 
I just need to add that these corals have not been placed on the website yet. They will be up before the weekend is over.

If you would like one of the above listed corals before the go up on the website you can pm me your request.
 
Its definitely a yellow ring. Its a sweet one, that photo is w/ a 14k phoenix bulb and 10k T5's. I think I need to change the T5 to a more actinic bulb.

Marvin was just here yesterday, what did you think Marv?
 

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