Price reduced from $80 to $50, frag is quite large, as you can see, and beginning active growth.

Price reduced from $80 to $50, as shown.

Price reduced from $80 to $50, as shown. Plug is 7/8in. Gorgeous acro.

wysiwyg, approximately 2in tall

ugh so many cap frags lol

As discussed

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His Excellency, Urick the Hirsute, Ambassador of the Seychelles, wishes to thank you for your patronage which supplies him with yummy treats, and Reeftrader for making it possible. He also wishes to remind you to check out Tony's other listings, and to remind you that he does not set up a tank at the swap, so please request anything you want on Reeftrader. All frags come from his coral-pest-free, bristleworm-free, aptasia-free, valonia-free, and vermitid-snail-free tank.

Those who know me know that I am not much for tenuis, but this one really is quite nice. Beautiful baby pink corallites against pine-green skin with darker pink polyps, nifty combo. This is a very "glowy" coral; it looks perfectly nice under daylight, but under actinics it just gets insane. It grows rather slowly, so I don't typically frag it. Sadly, I am a klutz, and I broke off an extra branch when making a frag. Just shy of 1in

Another Fiji gemmifera- no longer imported. Like a JKR rainbow on steroids. As you can see in this daylight pic, the photon needs no fancy light to look absolutely amazing. I could show actinic pics, but really, why bother? lol.
Put it way up at the top of your tank, it likes between 800 and 1000 par with lots of flow. Other than that, it's easy to grow and very tolerant of parameter swings. 1in frags

Had a couple cancels, see the other listing for the lineage spiel :-P.

Fiji Acropora gemmifera were some of the most amazing and colorful corals one could own. Alas, they are no longer imported, and a lack of understanding with regard to their care means that very few of them still exist in the hobby. Luckily, I and a few friends have a knack for them. This coral has been in captivity for close to 10 years now.
Under LEDs, this coral has a teal base, purple corallites, sky blue tips ( that aren't showing well in the photo) with brighter purple axial corallites, and dark polyps with a single bright yellow-green tentacle. Axial polyps are solid yellow-green. Under 14k halides, the base color was the color of mashed bananas, hence the name. That color seems to be exclusive to halides, though.
First pic is under daylight spectrum LED, second pic is from my old original colony under Ushio 14k metal halide, which shows off the blue tips better. Frags are 3/4 to 1in. Tons of light & flow!

Cut a little smaller than I usually give out, so the price is lower. This coral can be absolutely insane IF you give it crazy high light. When you do, it will look kind of like a wolverine during the day ( but on a smaller scale) and glow a ridiculously bright peachy-yellow at night. 1st pic shows my fragging colony under daylight spectrum, 2nd pic is actinic to show you how glowy it can be, 3rd pic is of the frag, again under daylight spectrum. This coral improves with age.

Not many people have this, and it's so much more fun than Acropora turaki. As easy to grow as hawkins and the "dragon" type smooth skins, but with the arborescent habit of the finicky echinatas. The perfectly upright main branches make adult colonies look like a grove of spruce trees, hence the name. Frags are quite large, between 1.5 and 2in with multiple branches, which should allow them to avoid that annoying slow stage that small frags of smooth skin acros go through.

Here are some just-for-fun led actinic pics before I put up the rest of the listings.

As discussed

You get the Jawbreaker circled in green, which drops a baby about once every other month (that's why I'm getting rid of it). No guarantees it will do so for you, but the chances are good. It is attached to a piece of barnacle shell and about 2in across when fully expanded, although it may take a couple weeks to fully settle in before doing so in your tank. Orange with red flecks as seen in pic #2, sorry that it's deflated in that pic. This strain develops green, and this one should do so pretty soon.

One of the old Fiji acros. Nothing else quite like it that I have seen; everyone who sees it in person wants it! Yellow-green smooth skin, but in miniature form. Branches are half as thick and tall as a caroliniana, and the tables it makes are thin and perfectly flat. Moderate grower, faster than caroliniana but not as fast as the weedy hyacinthus tables. 1in frags.

1.5in multi branch frag, as pictured.

Big 1 3/4in frag with many branches starting, as pictured.

Double branched, 1.5in tall frag as pictured. Easy to grow & good for beginners.

Approximately 1 3/4in tall and wide with many branches. Would make a nice insta-colony for someone with a nano tank.

Intense purple & green acro. One of the nicest "tricolors". Double-branched frags with each branch at least 1in. Can take very high light, but give it medium light to get the solid intense purple branches.