FS: Many corals

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Steal/blue/Tealish type Zoa frags $10 each or two for $15
Here is a rough idea of what they look like:
http://www.gordonious.com/RC/2009/HPIM3001cs.JPG
(not really sure what color to call them)

Pink Zonathids
I believe they call this type CoCo Pink Zoas, but I could be wrong and I have two species that are very similar and this is definitely the brighter of the two. This plug has more then 8 polyps and has been attached for months now. This is one of Steph’s favorite corals. This one I am selling for $18. Sold to andrewk529. I have more, but planning on growing them out some more. Have to be one of the brights, largest polyped zoas I have seen.

Cespitularia
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Tan/Light Green Montipora Capricornis
I have a bunch of Monti Cap frags which are completely attached and grown onto plugs and discs. They are no where near as bright as the ones houndsbayman posted for sale recently, but for those who are looking to collect a variety of Montis or who would just like a cheap first stony it is a great coral. I’m selling these for $10 each. Again they are fully attached frags.

Red Montipora Capricornis
This is a dark red monti cap fully attached, covering, and growing off of a plug. Currently only selling one as I have not had them that long. $12

Cladiella
This same type of Colt Coral can be seen on live aquaria for $50 a piece and regularly sells in LFS in this area. This piece isn’t a small frag or a monster colony. This is a very good beginner coral that can be kept in just about any tank under any reef lighting. Frags easily, but attachment is often a challenge. This one I am selling for $20

Kenya Tree
I also have a couple of Kenya Tree frags for $6 each if there is anyone left that doesn’t have any.

Large Kenya Tree Mother colony
This Kenya Tree is at the size where it is able to reproduce by “dropping frags”. It takes a bit of time to get a small Kenya tree up to this size and taking cuttings from them is just not worth the time usually. This coral will survive in any type of lighting and well spread rapidly in well fed tanks. $16 Sold

I have some more Zoanthids for sale as well, I will try to post pics later. Mostly different greens, teals, and a couple of orange. A couple of other single odd ball corals as well including some rare ones. Details later.

Will consider trades check my Blue Xenia sale thread for what corals I am currently looking out for.

Let me know if you have questions.

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PM sent

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Received, Pink zoas sold.

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Red Montipora Capricornis
This is a dark red monti cap fully attached, covering, and growing off of a plug. Currently only selling one as I have not had them that long. $12

Large Kenya Tree Mother colony
This Kenya Tree is at the size where it is able to reproduce by “dropping frags”. It takes a bit of time to get a small Kenya tree up to this size and taking cuttings from them is just not worth the time usually. This coral will survive in any type of lighting and well spread rapidly in well fed tanks. $16

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“Large Kenya Tree Mother colony” on hold for lilfish07, may be sold.

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did u get my pm?

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Hey Jon, you still selling the Red Montipora?

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hey im in the ho9spital, and i cant pm u on thes computers for some reason. they said i wont get out till friday at the earliest. someone come bring me a frag n my pico :frowning:

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I am not sure if the Red Monti is still for sale. I believe someone sent me a PM saying they wanted a monti, but I am not sure which color they were looking for.

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OK . would Someone get back to Jon. and pick a color. or a vowel?

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I wanted to let everyone know I will be away the next week, so there will probably be a big lag time in my response.

I believe I responded to all the PMs. Please shoot me another one if I missed any.

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have a great time, jon. pray for good weather.

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Thanks Paul. Couldn’t get worse then it was today!

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Zoa frag added:

Steal/blue/Tealish type Zoa frags $10 each or two for $15
Here is a rough idea of what they look like:
http://www.gordonious.com/RC/2009/HPIM3001cs.JPG
(not really sure what color to call them)