Blue and Red acanthastrea lordhowensis FS/FT

[kng]

I have four frags of Blue and Red acanthastrea lordhowensis with about 2-4 heads on each frag. I will take $30 per frag or trade for bright yellow leather, micromussa, or an acan of a different color.

I was getting $40 for these same frags at the MTRC swap and sold out.

Frags are boxed in yellow, and part of the mother colony in red:

 

[Tomoko Schum]

Hey Kyle,

Nice collection! I really like your Crocea clam

Tomoko

 

[8BALL_99]

PM box full

Will

 

[ssdalton]

I'l take a frag - where in N Alabama are you

Shaun

 

[kng]

Tomoko,

Thanks!

8BALL_99,

PM box empty.

ssdalton,

New Market (~30 minutes North of Huntsville).

Thanks,

 

[Tomoko Schum]

Do you still have a frag of the neon green/yellow caulastrea?

Tomoko

 

[kng]

Yes, I have one with 4 heads.

 

[Tomoko Schum]

Do you care to trade it with an acro frag by any chance?

Tomoko

 

[lorawalters13]

Kyle, your pm box is full.

 

[kng]

OK...I just figured out that I had some PMs stored in other folders. Should be empty now.

 

[Shawnts106]

Do you still have a frag of the neon green/yellow caulastrea?

I dont know what the buzz about these are?... I have heard of so many people saying they are rare...

We have so many here at my work (Valley Tropical Fish) they are comming out of our ears!

They are nice, dont get me wrong... but whats the big hype about them?

 

[Tomoko Schum]

I don't find them rare, either. I see them often enough. However, an LFS said that they are becoming really rare and started charging a lot for a tiny frag. (They also whines a lot about high shipping charges and raised their prices of corals considerably.) Judging from the fact that they made a bunch of frags off their colonies they have, the coral must multiply fast like other caulastreas.

Tomoko