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I purchased an ORA Joe the Coral frag from Live Aquaria and was sent this frag by mistake. Doesn't really fit into my plans as I have a frag pack coming in a couple of weeks. Very fast growing, hardy SPS. Very healthy and on original ORA frag plug. $25.00 takes it.
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It's the frag on the left
 
It's more green, the growth tips are blue. I'm in Clarksville
 
Never sold this as I found out from ORA this frag was , in fact, Joe the Coral. Was going to keep it but Live Aquaria had sent me a replacement and no sense in having 2 of them.

I'll still sell it for the same $25 if anyone is interested. It's grown a bit since the pic in the first post. Has nice blue tips now. I'll try to get an updated pic up.
 
This is a nice size frag. Open to trades too. I'm located in Clarksville
 
Made a new sale thread to avoid confusion.
 
No shipping, sorry. No interest huh? Nice chunky frag for 25$ ??
 

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