Another one where the frags ended up bigger than what was promised. Much prettier than the Raspberry Lemonade.

Another one that's already cut. Big, chunky frag.

I hate relisting things, but it's already cut. Anyway, super bright staggy tort. Mike collected this himself in Fiji, so it really is its own thing and not a cali/miyagi tort. Chunky frag.

Just wanted to say thanks to all the buyers and to Reeftrader for facilitating what promises to be an awesome swap! I look forward to seeing familiar faces and meeting new ones for the first time. For a little teaser, here are some of the sold frags on the rack. 3 squares is just over 2in, for reference.

Before the PC rainbow ever existed, Sanjay had the throbbin red. They are very similar, but Sanjay's can get deeper red color. This wouldn't be fragged if it weren't on a collision course with something valuable.
2in frags

For our final listing, we have the original Leng Sy Cap with proven lineage. Sanjay got this from Cruz Arias at Elegant Corals, where it sells for $425 per 1in frag. To get nodules, acclimate it slowly to high light. Approx half-dollar - sized and fragged to order. Proof that Sanjay was shipped a frag from Arias can be found on the Authenticated Editions page of reeffarmers.

Replacing a coral that died in transit. Just so I don't forget. Only Tim can request.

Giant bright green polyps. 2-polyp frags.

Bright pink, easy-to-grow table that develops soft yellow tips when growing well. Sanjay has decided to remove this coral from its current position in his aquascape, so the entire colony will be chipped off the rockwork and cut into 6 roughly-equal sections. Each one should be a wedge approx 3in long and 2in wide. Possibly larger, but I'm being conservative. (Sorry, these sold out very quickly. If cancels happen, they will go to the next on the list)

(Sorry, sold out unless someone cancels) Cj's Pinky lookalike. Grows very dense. Sanjay has decided to remove this coral from its current position in his aquascape, so the entire colony will be chipped off the rockwork and cut into 5 roughly-equal pieces. 4 of those are up for grabs. I would expect them to be balls of coral between 2 and 2.5in . At any rate, they will be big enough that you could get several frags out of them immediately.

We all know this one. Wouldn't even be fragged if it weren't growing directly toward another beloved coral. One large frag of approx 1.5in height will be made and mounted with enough time to heal before the swap.

Brilliant lime green. Green efflos are much rarer than purple ones. This version is brighter than Copps', too.
At least quarter-sized chunks. (It's hard to cut.)

A wild Aussie pink shortcake that lives! Makes a thick-branched table. Chunky 1.5in frags.

This came from Ken Feldman, who got it from Rommel at Ultimatefrags many, many years ago. A true classic that has held its appeal and its value; it can still be tough to get a piece and when you do find it, frags are often tiny boogers that take forever to do something. Frags are 1.25 - 1.5 in branches, which is huge for the price.
Only a couple. (Sorry, sold out. Next in line gets the cancel if it happens.)

Beautiful purple & green thing. frags at least 1in, possibly bigger. Only 2 (sorry, sold out unless someone cancels)

After referencing Coralpedia, I think that's the correct name for these. Cute things with a teal base, orange center, and metallic splashes randomly dispersed around the oral disc.
Not sure how rare these are, but I haven't seen them very often.
6-8 polyp frags, and you may get a pink freebie or two. ( Sorry, sold out unless someone cancels)

Purchased directly from Jason. Bright pink with green polyps. Pretty thing, & easy to grow. Chunky multi-branch 1.5in frags.

Brilliant neon purple tabling acro. Solid purple tables are not easy to find! Frags at least 1in. (When we say that, we mean that they're between 1 and 1.5)