Sps Glowstick: Couple Pics

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HARD TO CAPTURE ON A POINT AND SHOOT HOW RADIOACTIVE THIS PIECE AND POLPYS REALLY ARE... ITS A GLOWSTICK
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How long have you had it?

I was given one exactly like that and while the polyps still have the radioactive green glow to it the rest of the body is less opaque and now a solid tan.
 
Wow i love that!
 
that think is amazing looking great find bro! What kind of lighting do u have?
 
Wow, that thing is bright, what kind of batteries does it take? 2 AA? :)
LOL

How long have you had it?

I was given one exactly like that and while the polyps still have the radioactive green glow to it the rest of the body is less opaque and now a solid tan.
I traded for it friday.

wow, very nice. love how bright it is.
Thanks

Wow i love that!
i'll give you a frag for our next trade.

Not bad looking at all.
thanks

that think is amazing looking great find bro! What kind of lighting do u have?
150 hqi

Nice piece brian!
I got a piece for you jeff, whenever your ready.
 

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