Hello, up on the north side, Deer Valley & the 31st. ave, was seeing if anyone in my area has any macroalgae they would frag and sell for cheap. Small frags are fine, am just interested in growing some out and hear it can be beneficial for my newly established tank. I was on ebay, and saw some outrageous prices for small frags, I am sure someone local here can do much better, as it is algae I bet it overgrows on people all of the time. Anyways let me know types and what you are looking to get for how much.
About me, BRAND NEW to this forum and new to reefing (not a stranger to the reefer :wavehand
, 26G tank has been set up for a couple months, DIY skimmer and phosphate reactor, HOB fuge, LED lighting. Was accidentally sold some algae enveloped green star polyp rocks early on in the tanks life, although managed to bring them back to life even in a cycling tank. They are now thriving, I am letting them grow over some rubble so i can get some good frags for trading, but for now I have nothing to trade.
I would honestly be as interested in getting some algae frags, as I would be in getting some good advice on the hobby, maybe some pointers as to what I have going on. I have been keeping freshwater for quite some time, and will be in this hobby for years to come, so anything helpful will be remembered in the future when I plan to collect some neat and rare specimens! :beer:
About me, BRAND NEW to this forum and new to reefing (not a stranger to the reefer :wavehand
, 26G tank has been set up for a couple months, DIY skimmer and phosphate reactor, HOB fuge, LED lighting. Was accidentally sold some algae enveloped green star polyp rocks early on in the tanks life, although managed to bring them back to life even in a cycling tank. They are now thriving, I am letting them grow over some rubble so i can get some good frags for trading, but for now I have nothing to trade.I would honestly be as interested in getting some algae frags, as I would be in getting some good advice on the hobby, maybe some pointers as to what I have going on. I have been keeping freshwater for quite some time, and will be in this hobby for years to come, so anything helpful will be remembered in the future when I plan to collect some neat and rare specimens! :beer:
