Positive Interaction with TSA at Denver Reefstock

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Hi All,

Just wanted to hop in an mention what a great experience I had with TSA at Reefstock.

I worked with their team to put together a nice pack for my new SPS dominant tank. I asked about 4,000 questions, which were all graciously answered and the team was kind enough to work with me on price for the pack.

I ended up with the following 4 frags:

Gorilla Glue - Guys....this thing absolutely gnarly. Like no other Acro I've seen before. It was justifiably priced slightly higher than a lot of other items and I tried to talk myself into getting more pieces rather than investing in this guy, but I couldn't. It was too nice. The polyps are multi-colored and large, and the colors through this thing are somehow subtle and striking at the same time. I've got it placed in the dead top center of my tank....I want this to be staring right back at me when I look at the tank....now I just have to wait for it to grow.. I mean look at this thing when it's grown out.....
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Bill Murray - One you're likely more familiar with, but still as impressive. Green, pink, orange, and blue can all be seen in the frag at this time. Once again, on the top row for max viewing.

MargaritaVille - Awesome green, interesting red/purple tips. I already have a lot of green in my tank but this one was too good to pass up.

I also snagged a nice hairy ASD Milli from them as well.

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The main thing I noticed about the TSA display is how HEALTHY everything looked. There were plenty of really really nice corals and reputable vendors, but in my humble opinion, TSA's displays were far and above everything else. If you can't tell I'm an SPS guy and their Acros were all happy, colorful, and had huge PE. I spent my whole budget with them as I had no reason to look elsewhere. This is my first vendor review on here, but definitely a well warranted one. Really my only complaint in the whole process is I was introduced to many more of their Acros that are all starting a smoldering hole in my wallet in anticipation of my next purchase.

A few teaser of my young tank and a few of the TSA pieces are below.

Early Morning Shot....disregard low PE as lights are just coming on and PH is changing.
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FTS because why not?
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