Pick up at frag swap last night

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  1. 2in10

    2in10 Super Moderator

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    Zoas
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    It will be interesting to see if the color changes under my light.
     
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    Sweet picture :thumb_up:
     
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    Awesome!
     
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  5. 2in10

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    Thanks
     
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    Woah, Those are pretty sweet! I have never seen any like that! Congrats.
     
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  7. 2in10

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    Thanks, me either Eric
     
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  9. Travis45

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    Wow those look great John!!!
     
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  11. steve wright

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    Nice add John

    are those the Zoanthids on your frag rack now?

    what did you swap for them?
     
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    Thanks Steve

    I think it was a Acropora tortuosa and orange branching Montipora.