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Top picture is Shane
Bottom picture is mine 5 mins. in the DT
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Shane B. Backer great seller, easy communication, no hassle, direct to the point. I should have ordered my zoa collection from Shane a long time ago. The polyps came in healthy, big size and true to the picture he advertised. The color is amazing, no hocus focus on the camera. Attached is the polyp 5 minutes in my display tank almost fully open. Check out the color on this Little Shop Of Horror, order now guys, before he run out of this beauty.
 
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