Turbinia coral colony

Amo Manik · Nov 2, 2020 7:51:18 pm

Quote from: marine_newbie on Nov 1, 2020 3:36:13 pm

Looks good
Hi
it is doing well, your welcome to collect Wednesday evening should be home by 4pm or if you want any day during the week is fine after 4pm or weekend any time or day.

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Amo Manik · Nov 3, 2020 10:41:29 pm

1 left

marine_newbie · Nov 6, 2020 10:10:43 pm

Thanks again. Glad we could do just before lockdown

. Lovely to meet you, cracking tank! Coral is looking good in my tank, it’s a huge piece!!!

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Amo Manik · Nov 10, 2020 9:46:07 pm

Good to meet you too.
it is a nice size, hope it's doing well.

Amo Manik · Nov 12, 2020 5:34:05 pm

One nice large size piece left £20 or happy to split in half

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Paddy · Nov 20, 2020 11:33:54 pm

Gutted, I would have taken the whole colony. Will you be selling any further large colony’s?

Amo Manik · Nov 21, 2020 12:35:11 am

@Paddy Have a large piece £25 it is a Australian Turbinia, once settled it has nice blue polyp ends.
Also have a nice size 2 head branching hammerhead £20, I have the original colony which I have had for over 6 years.

Amo Manik · Nov 21, 2020 7:54:06 am

I'm surprised this hasn't been snapped up,
if searched online the size of the piece I have would cost well over £100, I ain't in this hobby to make money as other members that have had corals from me can vouch for me.
If you Google Australian Green Cup Coral, Turbinaria
(Turbinaria peltata) this is the coral I have for sale.
I'm not sure if it is the size putting people of and if I should frag it into smaller pieces,but need the room in my tank for other corals, I have taken two frags of this to keep in my display,it isn't a aggressive coral and not really too fussy with conditions.
So if you want a smaller frag I will break it up.
Thanks

Paddy · Nov 21, 2020 8:24:16 am

Quote from: Amo Manik on Nov 21, 2020 7:54:06 am

I'm surprised this hasn't been snapped up,
if searched online the size of the piece I have would cost well over £100, I ain't in this hobby to make money as other members that have had corals from me can vouch for me.
If you Google Australian Green Cup Coral, Turbinaria
(Turbinaria peltata) this is the coral I have for sale.
I'm not sure if it is the size putting people of and if I should frag it into smaller pieces,but need the room in my tank for other corals, I have taken two frags of this to keep in my display,it isn't a aggressive coral and not really too fussy with conditions.
So if you want a smaller frag I will break it up.
Thanks

I agree, it’s a fantastic price, but this is a 3hrs round trip. Can I ask what size this is?

Amo Manik · Nov 21, 2020 8:31:52 am

It is around 10" x 6"
I know often pass Or near Dartford, you could always have a road trip and visit AAC in Harlow(definitely worth a visit) and perfect Aquatics in Henlow(good for frags)

Paddy · Nov 23, 2020 5:56:24 pm

Quote from: Amo Manik on Nov 21, 2020 8:31:52 am

It is around 10" x 6"
I know often pass Or near Dartford, you could always have a road trip and visit AAC in Harlow(definitely worth a visit) and perfect Aquatics in Henlow(good for frags)

I’ll take it but it won’t be until after the lockdown 5th Dec if that’s OK?

Amo Manik · Nov 23, 2020 6:47:17 pm

@Paddy yep that's fine mate, let me know when your ready.

Paddy · Dec 20, 2020 8:43:35 am

Still interested Amo, just this lock down is getting worse but I think you’ve now moved into Tier 4 also now?

Amo Manik · Dec 20, 2020 10:41:49 am

Yeah tier 4 no probs

Amo Manik · Apr 6, 2021 10:41:14 pm

Large piece still for sale well settled was fragged over 6months ago £35
Collection only.
Also 4 head branching hammerhead £40

Turbinia coral colony

Turbinia coral colony

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