Malaysian Acros, the Real Deal

I stepped away from the previous conversation because when I find myself in a group of people adamantly insisting that up is down and 2+2=5 I rarely find further discussion productive.

But I'm just dropping by to say
#1 thanks for sharing actual information. People who do what you just did are good for the hobby and society in general.
#2 Facebook? No wonder I couldnt find these!

We have to do Facebook to find coral trans shippers? Whats next, we have to play Pokemon Go to buy fish?

I sincerely hate the Internet in 2019. :)
I think I found these searching the Internet, googling, back when people first started mentioning Malaysia. But yea love it or hate it people are using Facebook for business instead of a standalone webpage sometimes. It’s odd.
 
All of you that are sitting around spinning your wheels, trying to figure out back channels, making up stories, trying to figure out devils work or crapping on your toilet. Just stop, kiss your love ones, hug them and tell them you love them.. then breathe and eat a darn snicker.

There’s nothing scheming, nothing coming from indo, not aussie, not Cambodian, not Chinese, not Taiwan, not from the Moon.

Simply Malaysian.



“The faster you settle, the more enrichment you’ll receive” a wise donkey told me this once

Brooklynchemisttheory
These are dope!
 
I personally know the OP and have some of these said corals. Nothing but fire. If your looking for exporting these I suggest purchasing a plane ticket first to Malay and having a large avail expense account at hand.

Define "large".
 
A few of LFS's around me have been bringing in Malay corals. So definitely not unheard of, just not as publicized as Indo and Aussie.

Hmm highly skeptical. I'd like to know which shops.

I am sitting on 20+ colonies of Malaysian right now and coloration is nothing like what I was coming out of traditional indo sources. I been doing this for decades and I can say that the last time I was this excited about a source was in the 90's when Jakarta opened up and set eyes on Purple Monster fresh out of bag in Tyree's living room. All I can say is you have to see it for yourself and you will understand when you see it.
 
Kinda like a Ferrari...if you have to ask, you probably cant afford it......here is the answer:

10's of thousands

I see, although I don't get the whole if you have to ask you can't afford it thing...even if I was buying a Gulfstream, the 2nd most important question would be how much.
 
Hmm highly skeptical. I'd like to know which shops.

I am sitting on 20+ colonies of Malaysian right now and coloration is nothing like what I was coming out of traditional indo sources. I been doing this for decades and I can say that the last time I was this excited about a source was in the 90's when Jakarta opened up and set eyes on Purple Monster fresh out of bag in Tyree's living room. All I can say is you have to see it for yourself and you will understand when you see it.
sharing (pics) is caring.
 
This is from Malayasia. Just came in

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Very nice! But just to be clear for everyone on the thread...Malaysian LPS / Soft coral have been widely available for some time. SPS newer phenomena.
Soooooo.... you gonna hook us up with some of your Malaysian eye candy?
 
In general, are these East Coast Malay corals - or do they come from both sides of the country?
 
Op, do you have any updates on any of these pieces? Particularly that multicolored tenuis? Also any nice new stuff to share?
 

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