Greg Hiller
Just a bum in Boston
- Location
- Wakefield, MA
I can bring any of these to the Joint meeting between LIRA, CTARS, BRS, and Manhattan Reefs on August 16th at Atlantis Aquarium on Long Island.
I'm willing to trade for certain super colorful stuff, but only if I see a decent photo first, 95% of the time I trade I'm a bit disappointed.
Please use EMAIL if interested: corals ( at]. greg hiller dot com (remove all the spaces, etc.)
1. The 'Blueberry' Acro. Photo taken from above. Acropora with blue-higlighted coralites. Originally from Dr. Mac, I obtained it from a local hobbyist. $30 for a 1" frag - not necessarily encrusted - I only have a few available
2. The 'Mike Accardi' teal staghorn Acropora. Very fast growth, wide open staghorn growth form with thick branches. - $25 for a 2" frag - likely will be encrusted
3. Porites cylindrica (might even be Montipora?)? - Branching and encrusting yellow porites originally from Papua New Guinea - 2" frag $25 - only a few available
Mother colony:
Typical fragment:
I'm willing to trade for certain super colorful stuff, but only if I see a decent photo first, 95% of the time I trade I'm a bit disappointed.
Please use EMAIL if interested: corals ( at]. greg hiller dot com (remove all the spaces, etc.)
1. The 'Blueberry' Acro. Photo taken from above. Acropora with blue-higlighted coralites. Originally from Dr. Mac, I obtained it from a local hobbyist. $30 for a 1" frag - not necessarily encrusted - I only have a few available
2. The 'Mike Accardi' teal staghorn Acropora. Very fast growth, wide open staghorn growth form with thick branches. - $25 for a 2" frag - likely will be encrusted
3. Porites cylindrica (might even be Montipora?)? - Branching and encrusting yellow porites originally from Papua New Guinea - 2" frag $25 - only a few available
Mother colony:
Typical fragment: