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setosa and undata frags

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i made a frag of my montipora setosa and undata for a trade, but it ended up falling through.

therefore, these 2 frags are going up for sale. price is $150 + shipping from 22901 via FedEx. they must be sold together.

i also have other sps frags if you are interested, i can fit 6 in a box. send me a PM if you are interested in an exact shipping quote.

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Winter property taxes they are due next week..........I want toget a setosa frag off you at some point when you have more to frag and I have my new tank up and operational.......
 
sale is pending...


How Much Light Do They Need. I Might Be Interested In Them Also What Other Sps Do You Have Sunset Monti Maybe

i don't think they light be blasted by light like acros. my encrusting monti's seem to prefer lower direct light. they also seem to prefer a nutrient rich tank as opposed to a very clean tank.
 
it will probably be till sometime over the summer before i have enough courage to frag it again. its still pretty small, and that was the only branch on the entire frag. :( the rest is just encrusting.

only reason i fragged it was to get a decent red watermelon frag....but that fell through....otherwise i would have never have fragged either the setosa or undata.

once the undata gets big enough to color up, its by far my favorite monti.
 

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