Why is it so hard to get green polyp toadstools?

Blue lights help.
If I see a frag here in California I will let you know, and if I'm in a good mood when I find one I'll send it to you. I had a really nice one a few years back. I got it for free at a LFS I help out at, and it quickly grew into probably the nicest little specimen that I'd ever seen. I took it back to the store and it sold instantly. I should have kept a frag but I normally don't keep softies. I'll keep my eyes open, maybe you'll get lucky.

Edit:Just like that, @mhanson posted while I was writing. Looks like you may have found some already. I love this place :)
 
I would love to have one as well. They're pretty!
 
I won't make it there unfortunately as I've put my PTO on the reef expo.
 
I'm in south Nashville here. You gonna be at the frag swap?
 

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