I have been keeping corals for 30 years and never ever paid any attention to them. Now they start at 100 bucks for a lame green one and that is just one head. Crazy.
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Only paid $35 for my green aussie torch but yeah there are definitely some nice and expensive ones out thereI have been keeping corals for 30 years and never ever paid any attention to them. Now they start at 100 bucks for a lame green one and that is just one head. Crazy.
I wish. I live in BFE southern Indiana, not many reefers around or not that I know of.Buying from local reefers usually results in cheaper frags :) Hellfire torch for $40
Buying from local reefers usually results in cheaper frags :) Hellfire torch for $40
What?!?! I’m in Houston there are tons!!! We have our own website/forum called MARSH-reef :) large community here and tons of storesBelieve it or not, there are very few SW aquarium stores here in Houston that have anything to offer and I have never met another SW Hobbyist here. There is no club for all I know.
What?!?! I’m in Houston there are tons!!! We have our own website/forum called MARSH-reef :) large community here and tons of stores
Lots of us in central Indiana and a few that I know of in Louisville.... :)I wish. I live in BFE southern Indiana, not many reefers around or not that I know of.
I need to start connecting with some people around Indy and Louisville. Im about an hour west of Louisville and 45min east of Evansville. I come through Indy frequently though when I go to NWI to visit family.Lots of us in central Indiana and a few that I know of in Louisville.... :)
I like greentree aquatics down your way. Ill be through there Sunday, heading to Illinois ironically to pick up some killer torch corals about 3 hours from meI need to start connecting with some people around Indy and Louisville. Im about an hour west of Louisville and 45min east of Evansville. I come through Indy frequently though when I go to NWI to visit family.
I like the green ones too, don't get me wrong. Its just that in the past a indo torch was just a bread and butter coral, no big deal, 30-50 bucks for a multi head piece. Now you pay 100 a head. what the heck happened.even the green ones are cool with all that swaying motion.
That aquarium place or galactic corals are pretty good if you’re looking for high end stuff that won’t wreck your bank account, otherwise, I recommend hobbyists. FJW has nice euphyllia but it’s all no name, don’t know if you care or not.I like the green ones too, don't get me wrong. Its just that in the past a indo torch was just a bread and butter coral, no big deal, 30-50 bucks for a multi head piece. Now you pay 100 a head. what the heck happened.
You guys that are in Marsh get in touch. text me at 832 57 3 4 6 6 4 The name is Wess Lewis. Believe it or not I was at the first Marsh meeting a long time ago when they had it at a Tie Restaurant on Wesleyan by the Gallarea. The owner sold fish and corals out of one side of the place. No one ordered food so the dudes wife wouldn't let them hold meetings there anymore.
Where in Houston should I go
I know some great guys that sell a bunch of different torches if you want info on them you can text me at 7865662694I wish. I live in BFE southern Indiana, not many reefers around or not that I know of.