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05/12/2018, 07:51 PM | #1 |
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A Lot of high End Acropora For Sale
DISCLAIMER: Just a few hours ago while making this post I discovered that I have Acro Eating Flatworms. What that means is that you should treat my corals as if you got them from your LFS. I will be trying to trim down my collection so that I can better battle these guys.
Most of the corals mentioned below will be 1” frags, I do fresh cuts mostly, for smaller or larger frags please contact me directly via PM. RR Pink Cadillac - 130 RR Pink Floyd -100 Godess of Paradise Acropora 200 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlJQupSXGGo Vivid’s Tequila Sunrise - 125 Walt Disney - 150 Sapphire Milli - 65 ASD Rainbow Milli - 75 Bubblegum Milli - 70 Whooly Mammoth Milli - 30 |
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Cherry Blossom Acropora - 150
Oregon Tort - 75 UC Turquoise Tort, - 175 (one very large frag) California Tort - 40 Teal Tort -10 Tyree Red Dragon - 10 Green Dragon Echinata - 20 Blue Steel Acropora (Really, Really, Rediculosly good looking) - 40 Bali Green Slimer - 10 |
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Vivid’s Tierra Del Fuego - 50
Vivid’s Purple Rain - 50 Vivid’s Wolverine - 80 Vivid Firegarden - 30 Bali Shortcake - 75 Goldie Locks acropora - 45 Wild Matrix - 55 Raspberry Limeade Acropora - 40 The Frost Giant Tenius - 45 |
05/12/2018, 07:53 PM | #4 |
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Bio Reef Green Goblin Anacropora - 20
20 or 30K Lokani - 40 ( forgot the name) Frogskin - 20 Red Planet - 25 Master Tort -15 Hawkins Echinata - 15 Hawkins Mini Colonies - 40 WWC Grizzly Adams Acropora - 45 ( I did not do it Justice, it always comes out brown in the photos ) Deep Blue Stag - 15 Tyree Pinky The Bear - 75 |
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Pro Coral Superman Table - 75
Yellow Tip Hornet entire colony - 50 Pro Coral Rainbow - 35 Some fancy Efflo - 25 (forgot the name) Cornbread’s Maleficent 125 (only one frag) Thorny Rose Milli - 40 Olive Oil Milli - 40 Blueberry Fields Tort - 25 x Oculus Tort -35 Camo Granulosa - 10 Purple Dragoneyes - 35 Vivid’s Time Bomb 1/2 - 50 Vivid’s blueberry Blast - 50 Neptune’s Trident Acropora Abrotanoides -40 (extremely difficult to keep) Fools Gold Abrotanoides - 55 - (2 frags only. ) Bloody Marry Acropora - 40 RRC Aussie Gold 20 (I think that’s what it was) Cornbread’s Sexy Beast Acropora 65 Beach Bum Montipora - 150 - 1 frag left. Green Blue Tip stag - 15 Red Robin stag - 25 Miami Orchid - 10 |
05/13/2018, 03:59 AM | #6 |
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Crazy how your still within the pricing range of a non aefw sps seller.... to tell you the truth I would be almost giving away my sps if I knew I had flat worms glws.
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05/13/2018, 05:12 AM | #7 |
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lol @ these prices with aefw
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05/13/2018, 08:45 AM | #8 | |
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05/13/2018, 10:19 AM | #9 |
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my bad Rik, spread the love Nick!
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05/13/2018, 12:08 PM | #10 | |
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You guys should appreciate the honesty and don’t purchase if you don’t like the prices...honestly you should treat every new coral (no matter the origin) as if it has aefw. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
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05/13/2018, 03:15 PM | #11 |
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I've seen his corals in person and they are stunning. Glws Nick. I'll see you soon to pick up some more
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05/13/2018, 03:57 PM | #12 |
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Where are you located at?
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05/13/2018, 04:31 PM | #13 |
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Yea sorry I didn't mean to sound harsh, I was just saying how I would sell them much less if I had aefw. ( knock on wood )
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Kudos to him for being honest and upfront.
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05/13/2018, 05:51 PM | #15 |
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Everyone in this thread has a valid point.
But the most important thing is if you don't like the prices just move on. This is what the seller feels they're worth. That's how individual sellers are. You can get the same coral from several known people here and pay wildly varying prices. That's just how the hobby is. |
05/13/2018, 07:24 PM | #16 |
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I bought 5 frags from him 5 months ago they all grow up n healthy. I dip every corals and quarantine them for a month then i consider put it in the display or frag tank. If u have a solid quarantine procedure u shouldnt have to worry.
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A small note on that -- I dip in Bayer, always have. It's effective against everything except AEFW. I ended up with some mild AEFW, and tested bayer side by side with melafix -- Melafix killed the AEFW, Bayer didn't in a dip that lasted 3x longer than the melafix dip. So even if you're dipping religiously, if you KNOW the coral has AEFW, or if you're just worried about AEFW in general, dip with Melafix. It works faster than Bayer, it's gentle on corals, and it's very hard on any and all inverts, including AEFW. This goes for you too @macdaddynick1 -- Melafix is outstanding. If you're looking for an effective new dip give it a shot. |
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05/13/2018, 07:54 PM | #18 |
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Good to know thanks
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05/13/2018, 11:23 PM | #19 |
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I had the same problem with Bayer in my quarantine tank, I have not tried Melafix, but I do use a very strong dose of Coral RX Pro. I also do not like Bayer because you cannot see the pest in the milky water like you can in Clear Dip. I also always recommend dipping in a White container as it is easier to see the pest.
I dip every coral and go as far as cutting the base off if coral not coming from a very trusted source. Then they go in Coral Quarantine 90 gallon for a couple months to adjust to LED lights and make sure they are growing and healthy before they go in the 400. I did have an outbreak of AEFW a few years back and I tried dipping, but ultimately had to clean all the SPS out of the tank for 6 months. I feel your frustration and beautiful corals! I will PM you a list of a couple I would like to get chunky fresh cut frags of.
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The last year or so my reefkeeping skills have allowed me to keep parameters consistent and actually keep healthy acros. Your corals are beautiful. I’m ready to plunge into higher end acros, but I don’t have a quarantine tank. Meticulous inspection and prescribed acclimation and dipping is all I do. Do you believe this is adequate considering your flat worm condition? I’m in Huntington Beach, so I’m close enough for “local pickup “. Thank you in advance for your consideration. Dan Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
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If I were you I would set up a qt tank if you’re gonna start investing in high end stuff Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
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I remove from the base and dip religiously -- I didn't know AEFW could survive bayer until it was too late. Thankfully it was spotted very early. |
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Melafix like the one for the fish rot? I'm definitely going to check it out. The reason I like bayer so much is that it is gentle on the smooth skin acros. I've never had an RTN from it. Other dips like revive would usually kill any smooth skin I've tried them on. Well I guess it wasn't as effective as I thought it would be, or maybe it was a user error. |
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