A nice, bright pink goni that's been aquacultured for many years. A good grower, and hardy. Actual frags pictured.

Can run in-sump or as a hang-on. Missing the nylon screws to clamp it if running as a hang-on, but they can be purchased at Lowe's or Home Depot.

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This torch is stunning! Even though it looks good in the pics, I can't come close to capturing all the colors in it. The gold tentacles you see near it in the pic are from a 24k, just a a reference.

My not-yet-named tabling acro. It was acquired years ago as the lone survivor in a flatworm and algae infested store tank (it's hardy), and became one of my favorite acros as it recovered. It's such a bright teal it shines from the light reflecting off of it, and it grows in a perfect flat top table shape. A truly stunning piece! Standard 1-1.5 inch frags.

The classic neon green torch with blue tips. A hardy, long time aquacultured piece.

There's a lot of different splatter hammers, but this one is quite unique with a very speckled look. My grow-out colony always gets a lot of attention.

A very cool high contrast piece with bright neon green tips over dark stems. To add to the cool factor, it will occasionally have purple tips. These are for the two large ones shown in the picture to the right, both with 3-5 heads, easily expanding to 4-5" when fully settled and happy.

One pic shows the parent colony in my display tank, and the other are the actual frags.

My favorite cap. Bright pink base that fades to more of a purple color where plates shade lower areas, all topped with bright yellow polyps. This is for the full, WYSIWYG 6", multi layered colony.

Frags of this beautiful cap will be a minimum of 1"

Bright, and I mean BRIGHT green with bluish-purple tips. Amazing! This is not even remotely close to your typical green and purple combinations.

These frags are at least 2 heads, with many splitting into 3+

Bright, and I mean BRIGHT green with bluish-purple tips. Amazing! This is not even remotely close to your typical green and purple combinations.

These frags are basically all splitting, but aren't quite to doubles yet.

These are one of my personal favorites in my vast collection of zoas. These very mottled yellow zoas really grab your eye!

My very own in-tank disco morph! Bright orange shrooms with white stripes. The mushroom will be larger than a quarter. Only two available.

This is an extremely hardy specimen I've been aqua-culturing for years. It's bright green and has some of the longest tentacles I've seen on a goni. Parent and sample frags pictured.