[Central NJ][Free] Neon Green Toadstool Frag

[Zer0]

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I had to trim my toadstool so it wouldn’t get burned by the nearby goniopora, and I’m looking to pass along the frag to a fellow reefer. It’s about 2x3” and is currently rubberbanded to a piece of live rock rubble. The rubble was a new piece so it has no pests. I fragged it like 2 or 3 weeks ago and it looks like it has begun to attach itself to the rock.

I have provided a photo taken *today* of both the frag and the toadstool it came from, showing the status of their health. I was able to perform a single clean cut from the main toadstool with a sharp pair of scissors, and surprisingly both the mother had no polyp retraction at all and the frag had full polyp extension within 30-45 minutes of being rubberbanded and placed back in the tank.

I would prefer to meet up at either ReefCo or OceanGallery, as I’m looking to pick up a couple new frags after handing off the toadstool to its new owner.

If you’re interested, send me a PM and we can figure out a time that works for both of us. Feel free to ask any questions. I’m also posting this on Nano-Reef so needless to say it’s first come first serve.

 

[RedTheReefer]

I would love to take this off your hands I've been looking for a green toadstool. I am also local and could meet at ocean gallery as I've been wantong to check that store out as well. I'll shoot you a pm

 

[Zainav]

Too late seeing this. This would've been my excuse just to visit an LSF

 

[Stephen8169301]

You still got it? I can come by tomorrow

 

[rafalabdulhameed]

I had to trim my toadstool so it wouldn’t get burned by the nearby goniopora, and I’m looking to pass along the frag to a fellow reefer. It’s about 2x3” and is currently rubberbanded to a piece of live rock rubble. The rubble was a new piece so it has no pests. I fragged it like 2 or 3 weeks ago and it looks like it has begun to attach itself to the rock.

I have provided a photo taken *today* of both the frag and the toadstool it came from, showing the status of their health. I was able to perform a single clean cut from the main toadstool with a sharp pair of scissors, and surprisingly both the mother had no polyp retraction at all and the frag had full polyp extension within 30-45 minutes of being rubberbanded and placed back in the tank.

I would prefer to meet up at either ReefCo or OceanGallery, as I’m looking to pick up a couple new frags after handing off the toadstool to its new owner.

If you’re interested, send me a PM and we can figure out a time that works for both of us. Feel free to ask any questions. I’m also posting this on Nano-Reef so needless to say it’s first come first serve.

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I’m interested, where are you located? My number is 6573564318 if you’d like to txt me, thank you!

 

[DawnFalls]

I had to trim my toadstool so it wouldn’t get burned by the nearby goniopora, and I’m looking to pass along the frag to a fellow reefer. It’s about 2x3” and is currently rubberbanded to a piece of live rock rubble. The rubble was a new piece so it has no pests. I fragged it like 2 or 3 weeks ago and it looks like it has begun to attach itself to the rock.

I have provided a photo taken *today* of both the frag and the toadstool it came from, showing the status of their health. I was able to perform a single clean cut from the main toadstool with a sharp pair of scissors, and surprisingly both the mother had no polyp retraction at all and the frag had full polyp extension within 30-45 minutes of being rubberbanded and placed back in the tank.

I would prefer to meet up at either ReefCo or OceanGallery, as I’m looking to pick up a couple new frags after handing off the toadstool to its new owner.

If you’re interested, send me a PM and we can figure out a time that works for both of us. Feel free to ask any questions. I’m also posting this on Nano-Reef so needless to say it’s first come first serve.

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Just came here to say your kindness is a breath of fresh air. We need more reefers like you!