Rastas, rastas, rastas!

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I've got two rasta frags for sale. One with 6 polyps for $60 and one with 3 polyps for $30.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Brandon
 
I don't have good pics, but I've got crappy phone pics. :)

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Yeah I think I paid $13 per polyp for mine. Only had them a month but the lfs I bought them from claims these are slow growers. Not sure if its a variety issue or not. I have heard both slow and fast but mostly slow growth for them.
 
How's there growth rate? I wanna start a zoa garden on my one rock



In my experience they're slow growers, they're also considered "micro zoas" as they stay small. It seems now that I've got more than just a few of them they're growing faster. They're an awesome zoa.

Great coral at a great price, GLWS.
 

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