gflat65
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I'm calling this the "Jenn needs a new transmission because Honda has forgotten how to make a good car, and her transmission went out two months after paying it off as if I had bought an American made car" sale. You expect a Honda to run longer than five years and 100000 miles...
Finally got finished fragging and formatting pictures. This isn't everything, but is most of what I've got. I'll bring a little of everything, most likely. I'm loathe to hold anything without payment, as invariably, I'll have a number of corals set aside that others want to buy, but are being held (and then never picked up
). We can work something out, though, if needed.
I tried to keep it somewhat simple this year with pricing. Last year, I did a $25 per frag, or 5 for 100. This year (with many of the same corals), I'll be doing $20 each or 6 for $100. Some corals will be $15 each or 10 for $125. There are still some that are a little more than $30, but not many (larger sized pieces in most cases). Pictures shown are of mothers.
Neon Green A. aculeus ($20)
Bright blue tenius ($20)-color not at all shown ($20)
Green with purple tips and blue polyps A. Formosa? ($20)
Pink Pocillopora (greenish hues under lower light) ($15)
Pink Birdsnest ($20)
Tyree Ponape birdsnest (has been getting too much light in pic) ($20)
Wanna be Rainbow Stylo (picks up pinkish hues under more light-current tucked in the back corner of the display) ($20)
Unknown Softie on blue ridge coral (seems to stay very compact) ($20)
Pulsing Sinularia ($30)-larger pieces
Finally got finished fragging and formatting pictures. This isn't everything, but is most of what I've got. I'll bring a little of everything, most likely. I'm loathe to hold anything without payment, as invariably, I'll have a number of corals set aside that others want to buy, but are being held (and then never picked up
). We can work something out, though, if needed. I tried to keep it somewhat simple this year with pricing. Last year, I did a $25 per frag, or 5 for 100. This year (with many of the same corals), I'll be doing $20 each or 6 for $100. Some corals will be $15 each or 10 for $125. There are still some that are a little more than $30, but not many (larger sized pieces in most cases). Pictures shown are of mothers.
Neon Green A. aculeus ($20)
Bright blue tenius ($20)-color not at all shown ($20)
Green with purple tips and blue polyps A. Formosa? ($20)
Pink Pocillopora (greenish hues under lower light) ($15)
Pink Birdsnest ($20)
Tyree Ponape birdsnest (has been getting too much light in pic) ($20)
Wanna be Rainbow Stylo (picks up pinkish hues under more light-current tucked in the back corner of the display) ($20)
Unknown Softie on blue ridge coral (seems to stay very compact) ($20)
Pulsing Sinularia ($30)-larger pieces
