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SPS, LPS, and Zoas

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BC Adam Bomb $50
BC Purple Tipped Loripes $40
BC Secale $40
WWC Blood Diamond Favia $40
TCK Pink Milli $40
Monti Cap, blue polyps & purple edge $25
Fire & Ice zoas (hard to count, maybe 70+p) $75
RR Bermuda zoas, 25+p $30

Contact-free pickup in Medford, MA. Will ship, too: $40 Fedex Overnight, standard R2R DOA.

PM me if interested.

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Monti cap and RR Bermudas SOLD.

All others still available.
 
Here are a few colony shots for reference (NFS):

Top to bottom:

Monti Cap, blue polyps/purple edge
TCK Pink Milli
BC Secale
BC Adam Bomb
Blue Hornets (bottom left-no frags currently)
WWC Blood Diamond Favia (bottom right)
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BC Purple-Tipped Loripes
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Fire & Ice has added quite a few polyps since originally posted! Still the same price, though.

All others still available, except for the Bermudas & monti cap. I do have more of both, though...
 

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