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  1. 09-18-2010, 02:53 PM #1
    XSiVE
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    Default Coral FS, all types.

    Type: For Sale
    State: Michigan
    Will Ship: No
    Category: Coral
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    Pricing: wysiwyg
    Corals:

    8 polyps Fire and Ice zoo's $15 PENDING PICKUP
    fire amp Ice - Coral FS, all types.

    Multicolored tip branching frogspawn $5 per head, minimum 2 heads. I have two large stalks, one with 9 heads, one with 12. If you take a whole stalk I will sell the one with 12 for $50, the one with 9 for $35.
    frogspawn - Coral FS, all types.

    GARF purple Bonsai, small but encrusting very nicely and definitely beautiful. $15 PENDING PICKUP
    GARFBonsai - Coral FS, all types.

    Green Paly's, unsure of exact name but they are pretty large fully expanded ~25 polyps, $25
    green palys - Coral FS, all types.

    Green montipora capricornis, 4"x4" piece (center) $15, 5"x7" piece (left) $20 I can also frag any size piece you want.
    greenmonti - Coral FS, all types.

    ORA Bird of paradise growing nicely with multiple tips $15 PENDING PICKUP
    ORA BOP - Coral FS, all types.

    Purple Haze montipora, encrusting over the edge of the plug, a beautiful addition to any tank. Hard to take a picture of this coral under LED for some reason this is the best I could do. $15 PENDING PICKUP
    purple haze - Coral FS, all types.

    Yellow unknown Zoo's, 6 polyps, $10 - couldnt get a good shot of it, mother colony shown below. SOLD
    yellowfrag - Coral FS, all types.
    YellowMother - Coral FS, all types.

    I am available any day after 4pm for local pickups, I can ship the drygoods at the buyer's expense and I will consider shipping corals in a few weeks but not at the moment.
    Last edited by XSiVE; 09-22-2010 at 04:03 PM.
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  3. 09-20-2010, 03:51 PM #2
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    I can probably frag off another piece of the yellow zoas if anyone is interested.
    Last edited by XSiVE; 09-20-2010 at 09:23 PM.
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  4. 09-22-2010, 12:09 PM #3
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    I would love some of the zoas at the swap? small is ok, I have time to let them grow,lol. Oh any more bonsai?


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  5. 09-22-2010, 01:04 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by cg5071 View Post
    I would love some of the zoas at the swap? small is ok, I have time to let them grow,lol. Oh any more bonsai?
    The yellow zoa's? Bonsai is done for a while.

    I will know for sure in the next day or so whether or not I will be at the swap.
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  6. 09-22-2010, 03:45 PM #5
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    oops sorry, yes the yellow ones.


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  7. 09-30-2010, 11:10 AM #6
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    Default what do u have left

    do u still have the Green montipora capricornis? where in waterford r u located? thanks
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  8. 09-30-2010, 11:13 AM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by LeOnSeTo View Post
    do u still have the Green montipora capricornis? where in waterford r u located? thanks
    Yep I do still have both larger pieces of monti cap, though I don't have a bag big enough to put the larger one in.. LOL

    My house is just north of the intersection of cass lk rd and m59, PM me if you want to set up a time to swing by.
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    Default purple monti

    do you have any more frags of the purple encrusting monti? please let me know
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