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Exactly. They also make up names for normal frags, and then charge 3x what most venders charge.Over priced by 2 to 5x.
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Exactly. They also make up names for normal frags, and then charge 3x what most venders charge.Over priced by 2 to 5x.
Regular blast os that are 25 per polyp, wwc charges 100.Exactly. They also make up names for normal frags, and then charge 3x what most venders charge.
I’ve always wanted a blasto, they just look so cool. Do you have one?Regular blast os that are 25 per polyp, wwc charges 100.
I’ve got just one right now, but just ordered three more (aquasd had a bunch on clearance - also got this really cool looking Duncan and two different alveoporas). Blastos have always been one of my favorites, they come in tons of colors (though they can get expensive for some of the more uncommon colors), are one of the hardiest LPS, and are just so distinct, there really aren’t any other corals like them (you won’t mistake them for something else). If you look around you can find some really pretty Welsis for less than $20 a frag (usually a few heads) and Merlettis are even less expensive. You should definitely get some!I’ve always wanted a blasto, they just look so cool. Do you have one?
Pretty much all vendors do this now.Exactly. They also make up names for normal frags, and then charge 3x what most venders charge.
I’ve got some blastomussa merletti, they stay on the smaller side of things but grow quickly, already got two new heads in three weeks! They’re cool corals; blastomussa merletti will probably be much cheaper and easier to find, I’d guess.I’ve always wanted a blasto, they just look so cool. Do you have one?
I love the green in those !I’ve got some blastomussa merletti, they stay on the smaller side of things but grow quickly, already got two new heads in three weeks! They’re cool corals; blastomussa merletti will probably be much cheaper and easier to find, I’d guess.
Thank you! The green is bleeding over into the red fringes over time, I've been really impressed with how the polyps have coloured up. It's such a bright neon green, too! Some of the colours organisms naturally can display in this hobby absolutely amaze me.I love the green in those !
I was saying the same thing about zoas in another thread crazy how they can be bland and brown then turn into this nice pink/orange colorThank you! The green is bleeding over into the red fringes over time, I've been really impressed with how the polyps have coloured up. It's such a bright neon green, too! Some of the colours organisms naturally can display in this hobby absolutely amaze me.

Some healthy looking coral right there! What are those zoas?
Beautiful!I’ve got some blastomussa merletti, they stay on the smaller side of things but grow quickly, already got two new heads in three weeks! They’re cool corals; blastomussa merletti will probably be much cheaper and easier to find, I’d guess.
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I don’t have blastos but here’s my favia![]()
Blastos! No name blastos.Some healthy looking coral right there! What are those zoas?
Beautiful!
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My other tank 14 g
Oh wow! Really thought those were zoas.Blastos! No name blastos.

Golden goose upper right hand corner?
Don’t know if they have names.Oh wow! Really thought those were zoas.
Golden goose upper right hand corner?

