SPS Frags (14 different flavors) Kansas City, MO

[sminker]

For sale are multiple varieties of corals. These are some hardy corals. They have been to Hades and back, and they are still going strong. They have been upto 87-88 degrees and back down to 70 at one point. They have lived through power outages, and have experienced T5 and Halide. They are currently under Halides. And did I mention that they look B-E-A-utiful....

Various SPS frags for sale. Some ORA pieces mixed in.

Here come the pics of the mother colonies! Actual frags are in the next post. Sorry I didnt do a proper white balance but the pics still come out pretty good. All frags are 1" to 1 1/2" unless otherwise noted. Not pictured are (2) 3/4" ORA Red Planet Frags $25 each.

The Millis have incredibly Polyp Extention. Actually all corals have great PE and no bleaching at all. Will discount the more you buy. I have plenty of all corals listed.

Pink Millis (1"-1 1/2") $25

ORA Green Birdsnest $15 2-3"

Green Slimer 2"-3" frags $20 (The big one on the right)

Leng Sy 2"-3" $20

ORA Frogskin $25

ORA Tri-Color Acro $20

White Acro with Blue Tips 1" $20

ORA Pink Birdsnest $15 2"

Green Montipora Spongode $20

Orange Montipora Digitata $20

Orange Montipora Capricornis $15 for 2"

Teal Acro 1" $15 Very nice color

Dark Green Staghorn 1"-1 1/2" $15

 

[sminker]

Heres a few frag shots. This is just the tip of the iceberg. These are the basic price + maybe $5-10 more depending on piece. There are some larger pieces that are not pictured that are anywhere from $40-60 a piece. 4" Leng Sy, 8 branched Milli colony, Multi branched green acros, a ORA tricolor that I made with (4-5) 1"-1 1/2" stalks. Lots of pieces available, custom pieces are available also. Within the coming months I plan on having multiple tanks with multiple frags/colonies available. Everything from zoas, chalices, sps, lps, etc. Thanks to all who have bought already.

Also 1 frag of a 1" piece of a Green Milli for $35.

 

[FLESHY]

Looks like some nice stuff...the thing you have listed as a spongeodes is more than likely a montipora vietnemensis...they grow in that branching formation and otherwise look almost exactly the same. I think its a fairly commonly mis-labeled coral.