So I was cleaning the glass on my tank, as one does on a beautiful Saturday afternoon (oh wait?). Anyway, I hit a portion of my purple monti cap and knocked it off. The coral was getting quite large for my tank, anyway, so I decided to finish the job that my hand accidentally started. Low and behold, I now have a ton of purple monti cap in my frag tank. Some pieces are quite large, and I would consider a full colony, I also have pieces the size of my hand, or what I would call a mini colony, and obviously several smaller chunks and frags. I'm looking to trade for anything else that might fit the large hole in the center of my reefscape now that this coral isn't there.
Considering the coronavirus pandemic, anybody that comes to my house is asked to please wear a mask and gloves. Pickup in East Northport.
Photos to follow:
The accident that started it all:
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The original colony (minus the damaged part):
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Pieces in the frag tank:
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Center of tank is where I need new corals:
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Considering the coronavirus pandemic, anybody that comes to my house is asked to please wear a mask and gloves. Pickup in East Northport.
Photos to follow:
The accident that started it all:
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The original colony (minus the damaged part):
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Pieces in the frag tank:
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Center of tank is where I need new corals:
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