Where do you buy your Goni's?

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I've had high end (ish) Goni's on my list of coral I'd like to add to my system for awhile now. I'm hoping to get a hot pink and maybe a bright green goni (or another variety if it catches the eye), as I've seen pictures on R2R and elsewhere of both, but don't have as much experience buying coral online since I've gotten back into the hobby. Does anyone have any recommendations of reputable dealers / websites where I could find some high quality large frags / mini colonies at decent prices? Thanks!
 
Ok yes I've heard of them, not sure how often they do sales but will keep an eye out?

Anywhere else? The pinks seem especially hard to find
 
I have gotten other Corals from Cherry Corals, an I have seen Goni's there never purchased them.
 
I just picked up a real sweet piece from WWC for a fair price - I was lucky enough the be there in person but check the site
 
For sure, will do. WWC tends to be particularly pricey relative to the size frag they give so I was trying to see if any less known spots might be good for these. Any other recs would also be great
 
For sure, will do. WWC tends to be particularly pricey relative to the size frag they give so I was trying to see if any less known spots might be good for these. Any other recs would also be great
Will try to get a shot of mine as they are acclimating - but decent size sand unique color and pattern
also a nicely sized alveapora
 
I love goni's and just like the OP been on my wishlist for years now.
I am wondering if it would be better to buy frags from other reefers so they are tank grown woul dhave better survival rate?
thoughts for you guys that have kept them.
I really need to get my Goni game on.
 

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