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Selling All SPS and LPS/Euphyllia Cheap

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Sully32

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I'm looking to get rid of all my SPS and LPS. I'm in the middle of a career change, and I have a 5 month old. I just don't have the time to keep up with the needs of the tank anymore. I'm located in Coralville, Iowa, but I'm willing to meet at a reasonable distance if someone is wanting enough coral. I will also drop prices on Euphyllia if a large amount is purchased.

SPS:
• Large rock with Green Montipora cap, Mint Pavona, Rainbow Stylophora base, and an unknown leather. $75

• Large rock with Seasons Greetings Montipora, Neon Green Psammocora, Montipora spongeodes, Bird of Paradise Seriatopora, Green Montipora cap, and Armor of God Palys. $75

• Large rock with Forest Fire Montipora digitata, two strains of Supernatural Montipora, Green Monti cap, and an unknown leather. $75

• Bird of Paradise Seriatopora mini colony. $30

• Neon green Pavona. $20

• Forest Fire digitata large frag. $20

• German Blue digitata large frag. $20

• Rainbow Pocillopora mini colony. $30

LPS:
• Spicy Lemon Favia. $15 per frag.

• Rose Gold Hammer. $25 per head. (12-14 heads)

• Purple Frammer. $20 per head. (10 heads splitting to 12 or 14)

• Bicolor/ Toxic Splatter Hammer. $20 per head. (32 or so heads)

• Green and Purple Frogspawn. $20 per head. (27 or so heads)

• Purple Frogspawn. $20 per head (3 or 4 heads)

• Green Torch. (3 heads splitting into 5) $90

• Green Octospawn. $50


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Thanks! I'll definitely have moments of regret, but I'll get back into SPS someday. I'm in the middle of switching careers, and I have a 3 month old. There just isn't enough time to devote to the tank. I was considering getting out of the hobby altogether, but we found out that the tank calms a screaming baby within seconds haha. That's also why I'm setting up a small freshwater tank as well. That will be in his room.
 
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