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Seeking Pulsing Xenia

Coral4Gus

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Hello everyone!

I will be visiting Anaheim this weekend and I decided since I am in southern California, I should purchase some Xenia. I am looking to buy some at a reasonable price, also open to the idea of other corals that are hardy and at a low cost (currently managing Disneyland budget). Thank you for your time!
 
Hello everyone!

I will be visiting Anaheim this weekend and I decided since I am in southern California, I should purchase some Xenia. I am looking to buy some at a reasonable price, also open to the idea of other corals that are hardy and at a low cost (currently managing Disneyland budget). Thank you for your time!
Check offer up I am pretty sure I saw some there.
 
Hello everyone!

I will be visiting Anaheim this weekend and I decided since I am in southern California, I should purchase some Xenia. I am looking to buy some at a reasonable price, also open to the idea of other corals that are hardy and at a low cost (currently managing Disneyland budget). Thank you for your time!
 

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I've got 2 types. And one of the thickest colonies ever. He lives in high flow.
 

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I also have this Island rock maybe 6" or so. It has purple, neon green and Orange Zoas as well as 3 small colonies of Pulsing Zenia and a small clam as well. $200
 

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You musr forgive the Dino Outbreak. Ive bottomed out on Na3 and PO4 and am trying to get back to detectable levels. That said. I do have "pests" in my tanks. IE. Bristle worms, aptaisia and now Dinoflagulates. But I normally control them all naturally.
 

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