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Trade high end zoos for LPS?

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Looking to trade some of my nicer zoos and paly's for some unique LPS (Looking for a real nice elegance or scoly or any LPS for that matter!) or multi-colored yuma's. Oh-Not looking for chalice's @ this time

none of this is for sale, only for trade

Here's what i got and i can send pictures if you have something i am interested in:

True PPE's
Blue Hornets
Purple Hornets
Nightmare
Midas Gold
Mohawks
Valentine's Day Massacre
Organism
Candy Apple Reds
Sour Apples
Gold Dust

if you got something out of this world i may be able to squeeze off a PPRPE too:bigsmile:
 
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Where are you located?
 
I have a colony of red and green Blasto of about 17-20 heads. It makes a really nice center piece in my tank. Looking to trade to make room. Let me know if you're interested.

Here's a picture of it when i first got it:

EPSN0116.jpg


It has grown bigger since...

Thanks,
 
I have a rainbow yuma would consider trading for some true purple hornets and candy apples.
 
I have a red with metalic green bloched favia, bright orange acans and a red and white with greenish hue acan.
tom
 
I am in Clawson. I have high end zoos, really nice rics, a yuma, blastos, and a nice yellow leather. Also have cash if you are willing to sells a couple of polyps of some of those?
 

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