RRG Split Decision Leptastrea

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RRG Split Decision Leptastrea

The RRG Split Decision Leptastrea is an extremely unique piece that gets neon green and bright orange colorations. This is one of the more unique grafted pieces we have come across. The base color as well the polyps themselves can change color. You can add-on additional corals from our website, ReefRegeneration.com.

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