Pink & Gold Glitter Cynaria

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Put one of the nicest Cynarias ever in your tank today.

This was the first top shelf coral I ever bought, and its still a favorite of everyone whos seen my tank.

Price is $500 FIRM, shipping is included if needed.

Payment must be made to hold the coral.

Daylight
pinkandgoldscoly.jpg


Actinic
pink-scoly.jpg


Nightsea
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even featured in Reef Keeping Magazines galleries a few times.

If this isnt sold by the weekend if will no longer be available, and will move to a freinds tank for holding until i can get a tank up again.
 
isnt that a scolymia, or meat coral? Thought cynarias usually were translucent and had smooth tissue
 
isnt that a scolymia, or meat coral? Thought cynarias usually were translucent and had smooth tissue

its what most in this hobby consider a scoly, however it is technically a type of cynaria...a different species that the one you are thinking about though.
 
Your making it harder and harder to buy Christmas gifts Paul..............**must resist**
 
Argggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Oh man I want too! LOL!
 
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