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Here's what I'll be bringing to the swap. I have several of most of these but I only have a few of several. If you see anything you like and want me to hold for you let me know.
1. Oregon Tort - This is the real deal folks. Brilliant blue down to the base - 1 inch mounted - $75
2. H@rry's Red Dragon - This one grows very thin branches about the size of a toothpick. This does not keep it from being a very striking coral though. The vivid pink/red color really catches your eye. It is a moderate to slow grower too and very hardy. - 1.25 - 2 inch mounted - $60
3. ORA Red Planet - A tabling Acropora with red and pink corallites and a metallic green base. Polyp coloration on this coral is a deep red and the new growth is light pink to white. Under intense lighting the coral may lose the attractive green coloration, it will return if the coral is moved to a lower light area. - 1.25 - 2 inch mounted - $50
4. Strawberry Shortcake - Mine is intense red and pink but I keep it under high lighting. Others report that it will develope a green base under less light. It needs very good flow. - 1 inch mounted - $50
5. Honeysuckle - Medium sized blunt cream colored branches that grown in a loose pattern that is not tightly packed like a table or open like a staghorn. In good light the growing tips will take on a pastel green/blue color - 1 inch mounted - $50
6. H@rry's Purple valida - Vivid purple branches with tiny cream colored tips. Typical valida compact growth pattern. - 1 - 1.75 inch mounted - $50
7. Tyree Pink Lemonade - An exotic coral with brilliantly colored pink polyps that extend during the day. The main branch stems are colored bright lime green. One of the tentacles in each polyp will super extend and this gives a hairy pink appearance. Also has some purplish/blue pigments that can appear in the base or on branches. - 1 inch mounted - $45
8. Royal Blue hoeksemai - Very beautiful acro although not a fast grower. Each terminal polyp has a tiny green ring inside it. I was not able to get a picture that accurately shows the color on this one. The growing tips are a pastel baby blue with a hint of purple. The color of the full colony in the inset is a better depiction of the color. - 1 - 1.25 inch mounted - $45
9. Granny Smith - Staghorn type growth pattern with a green base color on the branches gradually blending to a turguoise color on the tips. Needs good flow and light to display best colors. - 1 - 2 inch mounted - $45
10. Cotton Candy Stylo - Intense pink color that responds well to good lighting. Moderate grower. - 1.25 - 1.5 inch mounted - $40
1. Oregon Tort - This is the real deal folks. Brilliant blue down to the base - 1 inch mounted - $75
2. H@rry's Red Dragon - This one grows very thin branches about the size of a toothpick. This does not keep it from being a very striking coral though. The vivid pink/red color really catches your eye. It is a moderate to slow grower too and very hardy. - 1.25 - 2 inch mounted - $60
3. ORA Red Planet - A tabling Acropora with red and pink corallites and a metallic green base. Polyp coloration on this coral is a deep red and the new growth is light pink to white. Under intense lighting the coral may lose the attractive green coloration, it will return if the coral is moved to a lower light area. - 1.25 - 2 inch mounted - $50
4. Strawberry Shortcake - Mine is intense red and pink but I keep it under high lighting. Others report that it will develope a green base under less light. It needs very good flow. - 1 inch mounted - $50
5. Honeysuckle - Medium sized blunt cream colored branches that grown in a loose pattern that is not tightly packed like a table or open like a staghorn. In good light the growing tips will take on a pastel green/blue color - 1 inch mounted - $50
6. H@rry's Purple valida - Vivid purple branches with tiny cream colored tips. Typical valida compact growth pattern. - 1 - 1.75 inch mounted - $50
7. Tyree Pink Lemonade - An exotic coral with brilliantly colored pink polyps that extend during the day. The main branch stems are colored bright lime green. One of the tentacles in each polyp will super extend and this gives a hairy pink appearance. Also has some purplish/blue pigments that can appear in the base or on branches. - 1 inch mounted - $45
8. Royal Blue hoeksemai - Very beautiful acro although not a fast grower. Each terminal polyp has a tiny green ring inside it. I was not able to get a picture that accurately shows the color on this one. The growing tips are a pastel baby blue with a hint of purple. The color of the full colony in the inset is a better depiction of the color. - 1 - 1.25 inch mounted - $45
9. Granny Smith - Staghorn type growth pattern with a green base color on the branches gradually blending to a turguoise color on the tips. Needs good flow and light to display best colors. - 1 - 2 inch mounted - $45
10. Cotton Candy Stylo - Intense pink color that responds well to good lighting. Moderate grower. - 1.25 - 1.5 inch mounted - $40


