Our new shipment is in!!

I didn't see these on the website. How much?

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Oh, that's too bad... I found them locally, for $60/polyp. Anyone know if that's a good price or not? Luckily, I sold $100 wortrh of corals out of my tanks yesterday & cashed in my change bucket!
 
Well folks, I kinda screwed up didn't I? I went out of town for a small contracting job and decided to mix business w/ pleasure. I took a mini vacation as I haven't had any time off in a long time.

I was so excited about the new stuff I had to post it, maybe I should have waited til I got back.

CherryCorals is now back in business and I can start fragmenting and shipping this week.

Oh, and I have no plans on anymore mini vacations anytime soon.

Thanks for your patience everyone.
 
Great price! I've seen tham as high as $85 for 1. I went ahead & paid the $60 & got a 10% club discount. BTW, that pic doesn't so them justice. They are blinding pink!

What are they called?
 
Todd, this is Mike. Before you went on vacation you mentioned that their was a few dendros left. You sent a message to me on RC yesterday saying there is no more......did you sell some while you were on vacation?
 

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