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If anyone has any soft corals of descent size such as: Kenya tree, Colt coral, Button Polyps or anything else that you just want to get rid of. I am trying to stock my tank at work.
 
Ive got these for $40

easily 35-40 polyps

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I have lots of Kenya tree, mushrooms, green star polyp, leather,hair xenia. I also have a few zoas that I fragged a few weeks ago.
 

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The Kenya tree looks fine. Not really looking for frags but something a little larger. Would also be interested in gsp if you have some good size pieces. Please let me know price. Thanks
 
$5 Kenya tree
$5 gsp
$30 leather (5-6" diameter)

Oh yeah, and I have some cinnamon polyps too ($15).
 

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I might be interested in some Kenya tree and those blue ZOA's depending on price. What color is the Kenya tree and how big are the frags?
 
Blue zoa - $20
Kenya tree is about 6" tall (last picture in my first post under this thread)
 

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