[twinreef]

Congrats Chris.

Jorge

[mschriskim]

Thanks everyone I feel love : )
As I mentioned I will post pics on Sat and Sunday.

[grisha]

happy family congrats

[neptune]

will buy all of the whamma watermellon .....where you located....congrats........718-796-1607...also looking for blue zoos

[Chiefmcfuz]

for grisha

[grisha]

thank you chif
chris ill take micro if available and wamm watermelon zoa

[coralcrazy]

put me down for those blastos

[rstimeout]

3.5x1.5 size pokerstar monti where are you located and please pm your number so i can call and set some thing up thanks richie

[Pseudo]

Richie,

He is located in California. I already have dibs on the monti... See first post

Sorry,

Kasei

[mschriskim]

Ok, here is some pics everyone waitting... Oh, will post zoa pics late tomorrow.

Shipping cost will be $1.50 per frag. Payment instruction will be sent just like last time.

Pickup location will probably gforce but need to confirm with him. Oh, if possible I would like to ship the box before Oct 11th but with given time this might not be possible. If I get all orders fast I could ship them for Oct 7th delivery. (I need to get orders by Tue Oct 3rd) but if not I will ship them for Oct 14th delivery.

A. SPS
Bali Acro Tortosa?
1" frag $25 - I would sell whole colony for $59 which is 2.5" with multi branches

Acro Stag
1.5" with 4-5 branches (each branches are about .5-.7") $19

Deepwater Acropora (Any Acro collectors could you ID this Acro?)
1.5" with multi branch $19

Acropora Loripes
1.5" frag $25

Pokerstar Monti
3.5"x1.5" Pics posted on 1st page $99 Hold for Kasei
1/2"x1/2" $25
1"x1/2" or .7"x.7" $49

Rainbow Montipora
1"x1/2" or .7"x.7" $49

Green polyps Montipora cap
2"x1" (1.5"x1.5") $15

Purple Montipora cap
2"x1" (1.5"x1.5") $19

Red Montipora
1"x1" $19

	SPS Small Polyped Scleractinians - Sometimes known as Small Polyped Stony corals. These are hard corals that have extremely small polyps. They are typically on the difficult side and require Metal Halide lighting or dense Power Compact or T5 arrays. These corals are prized for their rareness and ability to be easily fragged into multiple colonies.