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Have been growing these in my tank for many years, really bright still one of the nicest zoa's out there in my opinion.

These frags have more than 8 large polyps on each plug. Asking $225 shipped.

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Moved two so far. Have two more frags with around 12 polyps.

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I counted about 12 polyps on this one.
 
Have one large frag left.
I counted 12 polyps on this one as well.
Tried to take some picks at different angles, they are growing all over the plug.
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