I have started a new blog  here: http://wafflemansreef.blogspot.com/

I have a 70 gallons reef tank for 1 yr and just started to get into coral. I am in need of any coral to start out my reef. i.e., candy cane, lps, sps, zoanthid, mushroom. I don't have any coral to trade but willing to buy them at reasonable price. I live in Groves, TX and would like to buy from someone close. Any help would be apprecated.

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6 polyp frag $120 shipped

10 polyp frag $200 shipped

I am looking to trade for a Pink Lemonade Acropora.

I have several 3/4-1'' Sunset Monti frags. I got my original frag from Frag Farmer and has been growing good since. Looking ot trade for other exotic Monti.

I am in the Chicagoland area.

 Hi My name is Dan Villanueva, i own a coral farm in Sylmar California, called Wet Thumb Frags, We produce quality captive raised corals, such as Acroporas, chalices, and favias, we are also working on producing captive born marine fish such as clownfish, mandarines, cardinals, and many others, if you live in the San Fernando valley, or in Los Angeles area please stop by and take a look at our huge coral collection, we also attend all coral related trade shows in California, if you attend any of these please stop by and say hello, and check out our corals and fish.

Dan Villanueva

Wet Thumb Frags.net

Hello Everyone, I would just like to share an article that appeared about The Mystic Reef and our coral farming ventures. We were very excited when they asked approached us for the interview, as we were able to show another perspective on our hobby, well here is the link : http://www.pe.com/localnews/jurupa/stories/PE_News_Local_W_mystic21.49ed3ea.html. In other news we will at the 4th annual Southwestern Coral Farmers Market on sunday march 1st. 

Thanks for Looking

Just saw a cool new product at the pet show in orlando.  A ceramic reef rock designed to colonize into live rock.  Comes in any sizes and looks real good with awesome porosity and surface area.  Made by a USA company Cerameco.  The rock is called vida rock is very affordable.  I think it is a good solution to the live rock issues.