<p>A classic, 14-24 polyps per frag. They have formed a nice mat on the plug.</p>

<p>One frag has some orange-yellow zoas attached.</p>

<p>Some with greenish centers are the result of growing together with radioactive green dragon eye zoas.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Edit: 2/5/15 - 2 more 18ish polyp frags have been made available.</p>

<p>-Jesse (216) 536-8759</p>

<p>6 polyps mounted.</p>

<p>These are one of my favorite, polyps stay small and grow tightly together.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Photos do not do these justice, especially the yellow-orange eyes.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Slow growers, first time I&#39;ve fragge in 2 years.&nbsp;</p>

<p>-Jesse (216) 536-8759</p>

<p>~1.5&quot; mounted. Encrusting well on plug.&nbsp;</p>

<p>-Jesse (216) 536-8759</p>

<p>2 polyps mounted.&nbsp;</p>

<p>-Jesse (216) 536-8759</p>

<p>Got this as a freebie from Slippery Rock Corals for spending too much money... I believe it&#39;s a favia. About 1.5&quot;</p>

<p>It is purple/blue with green eyes.&nbsp;</p>

<p>-Jesse (216) 536-8759</p>

<p>4 polyp (both&nbsp;2 polyp frags) and 6 polyp frag, mounted.</p>

<p>-Jesse (216) 536-8759</p>

<p>1.5&quot;x2.5&quot; - Name unknown</p>

<p>-Jesse (216) 536-8759</p>