Aquaculture Yellow Fiji Leather Frags

[Pablo]

Yellow Fiji Leather frags available to be p/u at the swap.
$20 per frag mounted.
PayPal to reserve.

 

[Reef Reaper]

Very interesting!

 

[Metrokat]

what's your paypal and will you be there after 3pm?

 

[Pablo]

Yes I will be there till the end.
Send PayPal payment to [email protected] to reserve your frag.
Thanks

 

[Weicowireman]

Hey Pablo,
Can I pick up a frag before the swap?


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[Metrokat]

paypal sent, please confirm receipt. thank you.

 

[Pablo]

Thanks. Payment received.

 

[Pablo]

Hey Pablo,
Can I pick up a frag before the swap?


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Yes
Check your PM for contact info

 

[pbjelly]

I got one of these from Pablo at the last swap and it's beautiful. These are a great deal from a great guy.
GLWS

 

[Pablo]

Thank you my friend. I am glad your enjoying the coral.

I got one of these from Pablo at the last swap and it's beautiful. These are a great deal from a great guy.
GLWS

 

[NYC Joe]

Is this the Fiji one?
Do you have a picture of the mother colony?

 

[Pablo]

Joe,
Here is the mother colony photo before fraging

 

[Nomadic1]

How do you frag this coral? Every time I have tried to frag a Fiji yellow leather (sarcophyton elegans), the frags never make it, and the mother colony seems to respond very poorly. The edges of the cut tissue often necrose and disintegrate. I have even had a mother colony die from a simple pizza wedge fragmentation. None of the other corals I have kept over the last 10 years have behaved this way, from mushrooms to acropora.

Thanks!

 

[NYC Joe]

Just paid.
See ya there!

 

[Pablo]

How do you frag this coral? Every time I have tried to frag a Fiji yellow leather (sarcophyton elegans), the frags never make it, and the mother colony seems to respond very poorly. The edges of the cut tissue often necrose and disintegrate. I have even had a mother colony die from a simple pizza wedge fragmentation. None of the other corals I have kept over the last 10 years have behaved this way, from mushrooms to acropora.

Thanks!

Well I know what you are saying because it happens twice to me where mother colony or frags did not make it. On my third attempt I purchased this coral And did not touch It for for all most a year. Once the coral got settled I did the first cut and dropped the frag in a container with ruble in a low flow area in the same tank where the mother colony was. That was it. Natural settlement. The two previous time I tried the rubber band and the toothpick approach and did not work with this type of leather.
I hope this help

 

[Metrokat]

I got one of these from Pablo at the last swap and it's beautiful. These are a great deal from a great guy.
GLWS

Oh yay!, I was so jelly of your find at the December swap Ms. Jelly, I'm glad I scored this time.

 

[Pablo]

Yes you will love this frag.


Pablo