A double head frag of this awesome, yellow-tipped torch. It's the bright yellow in the top-down picture. The other is my green-tip.

Be sure to check my other listing for more torches! I'm happy to put together packs.

This torch is awesome! Each head is loaded with petite tentacles that have bright yellow tips over a purple body. It's like watching an army of fireflies when it's flowing in the current. Be sure to check my other listing for more torches! I'm happy to put together packs.

It's the bright yellow in the top-down picture. The other is my green-tip indo.

A double head green octospawn.

Single head green octospawn.

The WYSIWYG large frag closest to the glass in both pictures. It has three distinct heads, with the middle pinched in a four-leaf clover pattern, about to split into four heads! This is a nice indo with many long, narrow, dark colored tentacles topped with a bright green tips. When flowing in the current, it has a similar effect to watching fireflies in a field. The second pic shows them closed up, so you know what you're getting. Once it splits, you'll have paid $15 per head for a torch!

This is a nice indo with many long, narrow, dark colored tentacles topped with a bright green tips. When flowing in the current, it has a similar effect to watching fireflies in a field. The second pic shows them closed up, so you know what you're getting. How often do you see torches for $30 per head these days?

This is for one of the front frag in the picture, which has two distinct heads, and the left being almost completely pinched to a third. Glued to 1.5" plates for size reference. Pictured right after being poked and prodded to close it up some so you see exactly what you're getting. The second pic shows the one I have in my display.

The infamous and beautiful green torch with pink/blue tips. The first pic is my personal in my main display. The second shows the actual frags, which I ticked off so they'd close up to show exactly what you are getting. This is for one of the 2-head frags in the back. These are two heads, NOT one pinching head with two mouths! Glued to 1.5" plates for size reference. They are good-sized heads, even right after being poked and prodded! :-)

A purple mouth ringed by bright green which then fades to a purple/pink banded skirt. HOT! You'll get 3-5 polyps of this stunner from WWC.

Actual frags are pictured, but they have popped more polyps since it was taken. I have a pretty large rock with a lot of these. If interested in a bunch (or even the whole rock), message me. It can be arranged...

This is just a nice, classic green acro with hints of yellow that I acquired a while back from a tank that had been setup for a very long time. The pieces pictured are the ones available. All are several inches, well branched and encrusting from being cut for a little while. I can cut smaller frags if requested. Just message and I'll make it happen. Otherwise I'll give people a shot at some nice, large starts!

Super variegated, not just speckled like most splatters. Maybe "bi-color" would be a more appropriate name? The one shown on the left is available. The others pictured are from the same colony, but are spoken for.

A really cool zoa from Corals of Eden. Frags will be 5+ polyps. They have a red skirt, then the inside is almost a tie-dye effect of purple and yellow.

You will get one of the two solid orange lobos pictured. The photo is under normal daylight lighting, but it glows nicely under blues as you'd expect from something orange.

Pink with purple polyps - a very nice, classic monti! You'll get one of the two frags pictured

This birdsnest has peach and green skin with purple polyps. The first pic shows my parent colony in my display tank. The colony you will receive can be seen in the second top-down pic, and the rear middle of the third.

A really bright green lepto. Next to my space invader pectina, it's the brightest green piece in my tank. It's also shown with my other two favorite leptos, to the far right of that pic. It's also seen in the pic behind the zoas, next to my firework lepto.

This thing is SWEET! Right when you think there's not another lepto worth having other than the Jack-o-Lantern, this thing shows up! It's a maroon base with bright yellow eyes that really pop. Just to demonstrate, I've added a pic of it with my JF J-o-L, and another with it behind some zoas lit up and looking like a light bulb!

Last up, are big, chunky frags of poci. Behind the colonies to the left you can see some ready and growing. That's them! This is one of the easiest SPS you'll find, and honestly, it's pretty cool. This variety has darker greenish established growth, and the newer tips are bright, kind of metallic looking teal/green.