RED PLATE for sale, $200

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Selling my red plate. I have had this coral for about a year, and I am shutting my system down(hopefully). Here is the plate..
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Picture is a few months old, plug it is sitting on is 3", and it covers the whole thing. In actinic lighting, it has red and blue stripes, but not in normal lighting. $200 plus actual shipping, using a styro cooler, and heat packs if you want them. Never lost a coral this way. If I get full price I can also include a nice chunk of dragon breath algae from same tank. Great red algae that has orange tips. PM if interested, or with offers.
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Bill
 
Ok, dropping the price to $125 plus actual shipping. Great coral, just want to shut the system down.
Thanks.
 
Last drop then I keep it. $100 plus actual shipping. Thanks, no low ball offers accepted.
 
By the way, any chance anyone knows how to get rid of that slime algae? Doesnt affect the corals, and only grows on the sand substrate, but its bad looking. Thanks.
 
cyanobacteria is what it looks like to me. ive always had great luck using chemiclean or bluevet (has a new name now...) red slime control. siphon out as much as possible then do a half treatment, 24 hours later do another water change. if it comes back do the same thing but full treatment. usually cyanobacteria is easy to deal with, just means a little bit of excess nutrients are in the tank. you good at keeping up with regular water changes?
 
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