Clove polyps with neon green center and orange lace

[Capt56]

I just picked these up. Are they rare? Expensive? Does anybody have a link? Thanks!

 

[randomfishguy85]

they look like orange tip clove polyps.http://www.fragalot.ca/soft%20coral%20%20frags%201.html

 

[cloak]

http://cultivatedreef.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=19_4&products_id=64

They don't seem to show up that often at the LFS in my area. I wouldn't consider them super rare though. HTH.

 

[Handil]

I had blue ones. They turned into a nuisance. They covered every inch of free tank. I had to scrape them off the glass haha.

 

[rogersb]

I've seen them for $10-15 at shops in the area. Probably not super common but not expensive either.

 

[nightkidsi]

These guys although not super rare, will be a nice addition to your reef once they mature.

 

[syrinx]

They vary greatly in price- but not rare- they have been in the trade regularly for the last 20 years+. I have seen them as expensive as 10 bucks a polyp, or as cheap as a six inch rock covered for 45$. Wonderful and beautiful coral- not unlike xenia though- may go nuts and grow everywhere- or may melt away one day. Trace elements and iodine are helpful, although water changes will accomplish this nicely.

 

[triggreef]

Clavularia. I just got a 6 polyp frag for $10, with a nice bright green frilly shroom on it too.

 

[Crkbaby]

About a year or so ago those where pretty rare from what I know but now seem to be popping up all over. I still wouldn't say there common but they are cool I have some.

 

[FishNutty]

Those are a $35-50 coral in my area of central Florida. I had a link for LBA, which is where I got mine, but he went wholesale.

 

[roninmagik1]

I paid $20 for a 5 polyp frag

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