Trade chalice

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I have too-healthy 10” or so chalice, green with yellow eyes (space invader?), that is taking up too much real estate in my tank. I am in Pittsburgh. Willing to trade for frags, looking for millepora (pink, red, redpurple), nephthea (pink koji preferred), and a stylo that is not purple or green.

Anyone?
 
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I have too-healthy 10” or so chalice, green with yellow eyes (space invader?), that is taking up too much real estate in my tank. I am in Pittsburgh. Willing to trade for frags, looking for millepora (pink, red, redpurple), nephthea (pink koji preferred), and a stylo that is not purple or green.

Anyone?
Just throwing out an alternative idea. When mine was in my 32g I just fragged it down to the size I wanted and took the frags that I didn’t want to my lfs for store credit. It was in my 32 gallon for a few years and is now in my new tank I upgraded to earlier this year.
 
I was thinking of that.
They are one of the easier corals to frag use a dremel with a diamond blade. I wait a day to glue it to because it slimes up initially.
 
If you are close to me you can bring it to my house and use one of my coral saw to cut it. I am in Lincoln Place section of the city.
 
If you are close to me you can bring it to my house and use one of my coral saw to cut it. I am in Lincoln Place section of the city.
Sq.Hill. Easy. I can’t for a couple of weeks but I’ll be in touch. I also have no idea what to do with the frags.
 

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