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Ultra Lord Acan WYSIWYG #A3

Ultra Lord Acan WYSIWYG #A3

$24.99

WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET

All My Corals Are Growth Under Kessil AP700s (150-350 PAR). The Lights Ramp Up For One(1) Hour, Stay On For Ten(10) Hours And Ramp Down For One(1) Hour. My Frag System Water Parameters: Calcium 425, Alkalinity 8.5dkh, Magnesium 1450ppm, Salinity 1.026 and Temperature 78.8 - 79.4F. 

Every Coral That Comes In Is Dipped Multiple Times  And Inspected Throughout Its Healing And Grow Out Process. Regardless If You Buy From Me Or Any Other Retailer You Should Always Dip And Quarantine Corals Before Adding Them To Your Main Display.

When Acclimating Your New Coral I Recommend Placing It Lower In The Tank To Prevent Shock Due To High Lighting. If You're Familiar With The Tanks Light Intensity(PAR) Place The Coral In The Recommended Ranges Stated Above. If Your Coral Turns Brown It Could Be Due To A Lack Of Light Or Excess Nutrients And If Your Coral Turns White Or Pale It Could Be Excess Light Or Lack Of Nutrients. I Recommend Giving A Coral Several Weeks To Adjust To Its New Location Within The Tank Before Moving It.

Checkout My Coral Quarantine Tank Here:

    Green Duncan WYSIWYG #H5

    Green Duncan WYSIWYG #H5

    $15.00

    WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET

     

    All My Corals Are Growth Under Kessil AP700s (150-350 PAR). The Lights Ramp Up For One(1) Hour, Stay On For Ten(10) Hours And Ramp Down For One(1) Hour. My Frag System Water Parameters: Calcium 425, Alkalinity 8.5dkh, Magnesium 1450ppm, Salinity 1.026 and Temperature 78.8 - 79.4F. 

    Every Coral That Comes In Is Dipped Multiple Times  And Inspected Throughout Its Healing And Grow Out Process. Regardless If You Buy From Me Or Any Other Retailer You Should Always Dip And Quarantine Corals Before Adding Them To Your Main Display.

    When Acclimating Your New Coral I Recommend Placing It Lower In The Tank To Prevent Shock Due To High Lighting. If You're Familiar With The Tanks Light Intensity(PAR) Place The Coral In The Recommended Ranges Stated Above. If Your Coral Turns Brown It Could Be Due To A Lack Of Light Or Excess Nutrients And If Your Coral Turns White Or Pale It Could Be Excess Light Or Lack Of Nutrients. I Recommend Giving A Coral Several Weeks To Adjust To Its New Location Within The Tank Before Moving It.

    Checkout My Coral Quarantine Tank Here:

      Green Duncan WYSIWYG #H4

      Green Duncan WYSIWYG #H4

      $15.00

      WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET

       

      All My Corals Are Growth Under Kessil AP700s (150-350 PAR). The Lights Ramp Up For One(1) Hour, Stay On For Ten(10) Hours And Ramp Down For One(1) Hour. My Frag System Water Parameters: Calcium 425, Alkalinity 8.5dkh, Magnesium 1450ppm, Salinity 1.026 and Temperature 78.8 - 79.4F. 

      Every Coral That Comes In Is Dipped Multiple Times  And Inspected Throughout Its Healing And Grow Out Process. Regardless If You Buy From Me Or Any Other Retailer You Should Always Dip And Quarantine Corals Before Adding Them To Your Main Display.

      When Acclimating Your New Coral I Recommend Placing It Lower In The Tank To Prevent Shock Due To High Lighting. If You're Familiar With The Tanks Light Intensity(PAR) Place The Coral In The Recommended Ranges Stated Above. If Your Coral Turns Brown It Could Be Due To A Lack Of Light Or Excess Nutrients And If Your Coral Turns White Or Pale It Could Be Excess Light Or Lack Of Nutrients. I Recommend Giving A Coral Several Weeks To Adjust To Its New Location Within The Tank Before Moving It.

      Checkout My Coral Quarantine Tank Here:

        Rainbow Granulosa WYSIWYG #AA7

        Rainbow Granulosa WYSIWYG #AA7

        $35.00 $19.99

         

        What you see is what you get

         

        All My Corals Are Growth Under Kessil AP700s (150-350 PAR) & Radion/T5s (250-500 PAR). The Lights Ramp Up For One(1) Hour, Stay On For Ten(10) Hours And Ramp Down For One(1) Hour. My Frag System Water Parameters: Calcium 425, Alkalinity 8.5dkh, Magnesium 1450ppm, Salinity 1.026 and Temperature 78.8 - 79.4F. 

        Every Coral That Comes In Is Dipped Multiple Times  And Inspected Throughout Its Healing And Grow Out Process. Regardless If You Buy From Me Or Any Other Retailer You Should Always Dip And Quarantine Corals Before Adding Them To Your Main Display.

        When Acclimating Your New Coral I Recommend Placing It Lower In The Tank To Prevent Shock Due To High Lighting. If You're Familiar With The Tanks Light Intensity(PAR) Place The Coral In The Recommended Ranges Stated Above. If Your Coral Turns Brown It Could Be Due To A Lack Of Light Or Excess Nutrients And If Your Coral Turns White Or Pale It Could Be Excess Light Or Lack Of Nutrients. I Recommend Giving A Coral Several Weeks To Adjust To Its New Location Within The Tank Before Moving It.

        Checkout My Coral Quarantine Tank Here:

          Sean's Poison Ivy Tort WYSIWYG #AA6

          Sean's Poison Ivy Tort WYSIWYG #AA6

          $39.99 $19.99

           WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET

          All My Corals Are Growth Under Kessil AP700s (150-350 PAR) & Radion/T5s (250-500 PAR). The Lights Ramp Up For One(1) Hour, Stay On For Ten(10) Hours And Ramp Down For One(1) Hour. My Frag System Water Parameters: Calcium 425, Alkalinity 8.5dkh, Magnesium 1450ppm, Salinity 1.026 and Temperature 78.8 - 79.4F. 

          Every Coral That Comes In Is Dipped Multiple Times  And Inspected Throughout Its Healing And Grow Out Process. Regardless If You Buy From Me Or Any Other Retailer You Should Always Dip And Quarantine Corals Before Adding Them To Your Main Display.

          When Acclimating Your New Coral I Recommend Placing It Lower In The Tank To Prevent Shock Due To High Lighting. If You're Familiar With The Tanks Light Intensity(PAR) Place The Coral In The Recommended Ranges Stated Above. If Your Coral Turns Brown It Could Be Due To A Lack Of Light Or Excess Nutrients And If Your Coral Turns White Or Pale It Could Be Excess Light Or Lack Of Nutrients. I Recommend Giving A Coral Several Weeks To Adjust To Its New Location Within The Tank Before Moving It.

          Checkout My Coral Quarantine Tank Here:

            500 dollar efflo WYSIWYG #AD5

            500 dollar efflo WYSIWYG #AD5

            $64.99

             WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET

            All My Corals Are Growth Under Kessil AP700s (150-350 PAR) & Radion/T5s (250-500 PAR). The Lights Ramp Up For One(1) Hour, Stay On For Ten(10) Hours And Ramp Down For One(1) Hour. My Frag System Water Parameters: Calcium 425, Alkalinity 8.5dkh, Magnesium 1450ppm, Salinity 1.026 and Temperature 78.8 - 79.4F. 

            Every Coral That Comes In Is Dipped Multiple Times  And Inspected Throughout Its Healing And Grow Out Process. Regardless If You Buy From Me Or Any Other Retailer You Should Always Dip And Quarantine Corals Before Adding Them To Your Main Display.

            When Acclimating Your New Coral I Recommend Placing It Lower In The Tank To Prevent Shock Due To High Lighting. If You're Familiar With The Tanks Light Intensity(PAR) Place The Coral In The Recommended Ranges Stated Above. If Your Coral Turns Brown It Could Be Due To A Lack Of Light Or Excess Nutrients And If Your Coral Turns White Or Pale It Could Be Excess Light Or Lack Of Nutrients. I Recommend Giving A Coral Several Weeks To Adjust To Its New Location Within The Tank Before Moving It.

            Checkout My Coral Quarantine Tank Here:

              500 dollar efflo WYSIWYG #AD4

              500 dollar efflo WYSIWYG #AD4

              $64.99

               WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET

              All My Corals Are Growth Under Kessil AP700s (150-350 PAR) & Radion/T5s (250-500 PAR). The Lights Ramp Up For One(1) Hour, Stay On For Ten(10) Hours And Ramp Down For One(1) Hour. My Frag System Water Parameters: Calcium 425, Alkalinity 8.5dkh, Magnesium 1450ppm, Salinity 1.026 and Temperature 78.8 - 79.4F. 

              Every Coral That Comes In Is Dipped Multiple Times  And Inspected Throughout Its Healing And Grow Out Process. Regardless If You Buy From Me Or Any Other Retailer You Should Always Dip And Quarantine Corals Before Adding Them To Your Main Display.

              When Acclimating Your New Coral I Recommend Placing It Lower In The Tank To Prevent Shock Due To High Lighting. If You're Familiar With The Tanks Light Intensity(PAR) Place The Coral In The Recommended Ranges Stated Above. If Your Coral Turns Brown It Could Be Due To A Lack Of Light Or Excess Nutrients And If Your Coral Turns White Or Pale It Could Be Excess Light Or Lack Of Nutrients. I Recommend Giving A Coral Several Weeks To Adjust To Its New Location Within The Tank Before Moving It.

              Checkout My Coral Quarantine Tank Here:

                500 dollar efflo WYSIWYG #AD3

                500 dollar efflo WYSIWYG #AD3

                $64.99

                 WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET

                All My Corals Are Growth Under Kessil AP700s (150-350 PAR) & Radion/T5s (250-500 PAR). The Lights Ramp Up For One(1) Hour, Stay On For Ten(10) Hours And Ramp Down For One(1) Hour. My Frag System Water Parameters: Calcium 425, Alkalinity 8.5dkh, Magnesium 1450ppm, Salinity 1.026 and Temperature 78.8 - 79.4F. 

                Every Coral That Comes In Is Dipped Multiple Times  And Inspected Throughout Its Healing And Grow Out Process. Regardless If You Buy From Me Or Any Other Retailer You Should Always Dip And Quarantine Corals Before Adding Them To Your Main Display.

                When Acclimating Your New Coral I Recommend Placing It Lower In The Tank To Prevent Shock Due To High Lighting. If You're Familiar With The Tanks Light Intensity(PAR) Place The Coral In The Recommended Ranges Stated Above. If Your Coral Turns Brown It Could Be Due To A Lack Of Light Or Excess Nutrients And If Your Coral Turns White Or Pale It Could Be Excess Light Or Lack Of Nutrients. I Recommend Giving A Coral Several Weeks To Adjust To Its New Location Within The Tank Before Moving It.

                Checkout My Coral Quarantine Tank Here:

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