Looking for good frags

[untuchabalwun03]

Hello my fellow hobbyists i'm looking for some lps frags that anyone may have for sale. The only corals i want as of now are lps. I dont mind any one but i'm mainly looking for some galaxea, hammer, frogspawn, or bubble. and besides the lps corals i would go for some anenome.

 

[PirateFish52]

how long have you had your tank?

 

[Tonycip]

I have a pink tip frogspawn. if your interested

 

[jefft321]

PM Sent

 

[untuchabalwun03]

i've had my tank for over 6 mos. now going on 7mos.

 

[PirateFish52]

Still a fairly immature tank.

What kind of lighting are you using?

How many gallons? Skimmer?

Sorry to ask so many questions, but these should be asked to a newbie reefer looking to buy some hard to keep corals before making you an offer or sending pm's.

Just don't want you to buy a coral and have you struggle with it.

 

[Fdfiremedic]

I have some good beginner frags. Let me know

 

[dogpound]

I have some zoas znd green frog spawn let me know

 

[ReefWidowed]

I have a medium sized blasto

 

[untuchabalwun03]

i have t5 lighting 55 gal tank and hang on the back skimmer - Octopus DBH-300F

Dual Resun 225 pumps in single chamber with bubble plate
and thanks for asking i dont mind the questioning and fdfiremedic what beginner frags do you have
everyone with frags can you please send a pm to let me know what you have and possible pics so i can see them thank you

 

[PirateFish52]

You might want to start with some mushroom corals. They are a good beginner coral and can tolerate just about any water conditions. Xenia, GSP, Buttons, and zoas are good beginner corals and Firemedic probably has some.

How many T5 bulbs do you have in your setup? The corals you originally mentioned need moderate to high lighting.

If you only have 4 T5's, you probably don't have enough lighting.

 

[Kreeger1]

4 t5's over a 55 is decent amount of light. Plenty of light for lps IMO

 

[Jim Morrison]

most types or coral can tolerate pretty low light they just wont grow as fast or have as bright colors as they would if the light was brighter.