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UC Amazeballs Gonipora Frags

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UC Amazeballs Gonipora frags up for grabs. Shipping is $25 for the state of Florida and $50 for out of state shipping.

1.$245
2.$245
3.$225
4.$225
5.$225
6.$225

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Number 1 is sold, thank you!
 
Number 2 is sold,Thank you!
 
How long have you been keeping this particular Gonipora? Looks absolutely stunning and healthy too. Certainly some of the nicest frags of it I have seen. Do you mind sharing quickly what type of parameters you keep them in?
 
How long have you been keeping this particular Gonipora? Looks absolutely stunning and healthy too. Certainly some of the nicest frags of it I have seen. Do you mind sharing quickly what type of parameters you keep them in?
Thank you! I’ve kept Amazeballs for maybe 4 years or so can’t exactly remember. Alk is around 9, nitrate is around 20, phosphate is around .04-.1 I don’t test Calcium or mag too often.
 
3 & 4 are sold. Thank you!
 
5 & 6 remain, Thank you!
 
Hi. Was wondering what else you sell. Im in Winter Haven and have looked for locals to buy from. Know of any others fragging in our area you could point me to?
 

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