H@rry's frags for the swap

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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. Valentine Pocillipora damicornis - Fine delicate growth pattern, colonies are compact clumps - tips turn pink under 10K halides - 1.75 - 2 inch mounted - $10
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2. Tri Color Valida - Very thin branches that grow in a cluster. The base color is amber with shades of blue, purple, and pink on the tips. Fast grower for an Acropora. - 1.25 - 1.5 inch mounted - $25
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3. ATL Meteor Shower Cyphastrea - Green Base with Orange/Red eyes. The base tends to be either blue or green (or shades of each) depending on the light. For best color keep it out of the brightest light. - 1.75 inch chunck - $25
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4. Purple Smoke Montipora capricornis - Very deep purple - 1 - 1.25 inch mounted - $15
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5. Pink Lace Bird's Nest - Hot pink thin branches that are tapered to a point - 1.75 - 2 inch mounted - $10
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6. ORA Green Birdsnest - Very delicate, thin branches. Yellow/green in coloration with bright neon green polyps - 1.25 - 1.5 inch mounted - $10
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7. ORA Hawkins Blue Echinata - The ORA Hawkin’s Blue Echinata exhibits rounded branching growth patterns. This delicate ORA coral displays exquisite sapphire blue polyps. ORA named this coral after Robert Hawkins, a facility manager, who acquired this coral from Germany back in 2006. The Hawkin’s Blue prefers strong lighting provided by Metal Halides and will thrive with strong variable flow. As with most SPS, stable levels of calcium level (400-450) and dKH (8-12 ) should be maintained. - 1 inch mounted - $25
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8. Montipora palawanensis - Very bright green with tiny blue polyps under VHO, and 10 or 20K MH. Slow growth rate as a frag, but moderate growth rate when colony is developed. Much thicker laminar plates than Montiporas capricornis. Grows in a near perfectly circular bowl colony when mature. Originally from Warren G, I got it from Greg Hiller in Boston in 2003. I understand Steve Tyree got his from the Boston area in 2004 so I suspect this came from the same piece. - 1.75 - 2 inch - $10
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9. Gold Ruffle Tubinaria - The ruffled edges will be yellow, gold, or orange depending on the light. The leaves are fairly thick although this is not a slow grower. - 1.75 inch mounted - $20
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10. Purple austere - Blue/purple branches with tiny blue polyps. Very heavy clumping growth pattern with short branches - 1.75 - 2 inch mounted - $30
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11. Rainbow Warrier - Amber body with shades of pink, blue and purple on the tips. Dense growth pattern that benefits from good lighting. - 1 - 1.25 inch mounted - $20
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12. Montipora spongodes - Neon green lobes. Fast grower. Easy to care for. - 1.75 - 2 inch mounted - $15
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13. Red Rainbow Staghorn - Shades of red, pink, and green. Fast grower that requires good lighting to maintain colors. Especially vibrant under actinics. - 1.25 - 1.5 inch mounted - $40
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14. Ruby Ridge - Beautiful pink/red millepora that grows in a tabling pattern - 1.5 inch mounted - $25
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15. Greensleeves Montipora digitata - Brilliant green color - fast grower - 1.5 - 1.75 inch mounted - $10
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16. Sasquatch - Thick Pinkish/Amber branches with a hint of blue on the tips that grow in a staghorn formation. Very hardy - 1.5 - 1.75 inch mounted - $35
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17. Shady Lady Montipora capricornis - This one is a light olive color with slightly purple rim under Halides and glows green under Actinics - 1.5 - 1.75 inch mounted - $10
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18. Cupcake Stylo - Very fine, tight branching structure. Branches are not much bigger than a match stick. Color varies from orange to intense pink depending on light and water quality. - 1.25 - 1.5 inch mounted - $20
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19. Snipersps loisettae - This piece is not in very wide distribution because Hugo did not distribute many frags before his tank crash. Very similar to the ultimate stag exhibiting a turquoise body with green corallites under optimum conditions. - 1 - 1.25 inch mounted - $20
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20. Alabama Grape Montipora - Flat scrolling leaves - fast grower - 1.75 - 2 inch mounted - $15
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21. Orange Montipora digitata - Bright orange color - under some lighting conditions tend to go toward the pink side - fast grower - easy to keep - 1.5 - 1.75 inch mounted - $10
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22. Orangade Montipora capricornis - Fast grower. Grows in a scrolling pattern. Bright orange color - 1.5 - 1.75 inch mounted - $10
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23. Pink divaricata - Thick tabling growth pattern. Beautiful pink branches under higher lighting. - 1 - 1.25 inch mounted - $25
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24. Ponape Bird Nest - Creamy yellow base with bright pink/purple sharply pointed tips. This one is a show stopper and seems to attain better colors with less light than others. A good choice for T5s. - 1.5 - 1.75 inch mounted - $15
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25. Tyree Montipora setosa - This will grow in a combination of forms. The same specimen will often encrust, plate, and branch. Depending on lighting, the color may vary from orange to red to pink.- 1 - 1.5 inch mounted - $50
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26. ORA Bird of Paradise - The branches are substantially thicker than most Bird's Nest. Electric yellow with amazing metallic purple polyps. ORA says that they received this coral from a hobbyist in Europe in 2003. - 1.75 - 2 inch mounted - $20
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27. Aussie carduus - Light green branches with pastel blue tips. Very dense growth pattern that will table out. - 1 - 1.25 inch mounted - $35
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28. Larry Jackson Purple Tip Acropora - Amber branches with purple tips - 1.25 - 1.5 inch mounted - $10
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29. Delta Dawn - Branches have a yellow/orange base color with a hint of pink on the growing tips. The polyps appear as tiny dark freckles - 1.75 inch mounted - $15
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30. Snipersps Pink selago - Pinkish body color with contrasting corallites - 1 - 1.25 inch mounted - $25
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31. Cotton Candy Stylo - Intense pink color that responds well to good lighting. Moderate grower. - 1.75 inch mounted - $25
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32. Purple Haze Montipora - Encrusting/Plating/Scrolling. Beautiful deep blue base with tiny red polyps give a purple glow with a blue edge - 1.5 inch mounted - $20
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33. Shamrock Acropora - Intense green. Grows in a flattened pattern. - 1.25 - 1.75 inch mounted - $45
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34. ORA Pearlberry - Delicate branches with a pearl background, purple and blue tips as well as bright shades of green. - 1 - 1.25 inch mounted - $30
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35. Wild Blue Tort - This one has very heavy thick branches - 1.25 - 1.5 inch mounted - $30
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36. Moonbeam - Very striking purple to blue tips. Fairly dense growth pattern. Needs plenty of light. 1 - 1.25 inch mounted - $40
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37. Superman Montipora - Blue/purple with bright red polyps. It requires moderate to high lighting and will color up best under metal halides. It needs moderate to high flow. - 1 inch mounted - $50
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38. Alabama Blue Tort - Acropora tortuosa - Blue branches with green corallites becoming deep blue at the tips. - 1.25 - 1.5 inch mounted - $35
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39. ORA Turquoise Stag - Beautiful branching Acro that grows into spectacular open colonies. Under intense lighting it exhibits a beautiful bright turquoise coloration. The branches are thick with cupping corallites and light blue colored polyps. Grows more vertical then horizontal, so make sure to leave space above. - .75 - 1 mounted - $25
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40. ORA Green Stylophora - Rounded branches with blunt ends that differentiate it from other closely related SPS corals. This variety is a beautiful neon green coloration. - 1.75 - 2 inch mounted - $20
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This is a partial list but will give you an idea of what I'll be bringing. I'll also bring some Acans and Duncans but I don't have pictures.
Thanx for looking - See you there!
 
Wow harry... you have quite a selection. I see several I want but am not preordering anything this year.

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I bought some frags from you last year I think in knoxville great quality stuff
put me down for a rainbow staghorn looks gorgeous
 
I bought some frags from you last year I think in knoxville great quality stuff
put me down for a rainbow staghorn looks gorgeous

Got it - Thanx
 
Harry,

Just thought I'd clarify something for you:

13. Red Rainbow Staghorn - Shades of red, pink, and green. Fast grower that requires good lighting to maintain colors. Especially vibrant under actinics. - 1.25 - 1.5 inch mounted - $40

This is actually a red staghorn from a store called Rainbow Corals in Portland which has issued a few famous OG corals in the past. Not sure if they're still in business or not but that particular coral is quite hard to find. You've done an amazing job with it BTW.

Dave
 
No more #34. ORA Pearlberry
 
hey harry im eddie herbsters friend can anyone come to the mtrc swap on 4-14-12 from 12pm til 5 pm how many people are gonna be selling frags... thank bud
 
Yes, anyone is welcome. There will be many people with very nice frags to sell.

Hopin' to see ya there!
H@rry
 
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