Live Rock and Coral $200 obo

Selling all the live rock and coral in my tank. $200 obo. I think there is about 20-25lbs of rock. The rock was purchased from another tank in 2013, so it has been “live” for many years. Be aware that there is Green Star Polyps (GSP), mushrooms, and pulsing xenia growing on much of the rock. No other known pests present in the tank (nothing has been added since Feb ‘20). Ich and disease free.

Some of the coral growing on the rock:
-neon green star polyps
-long tentacle star polyps
-scrambled eggs zoas
-metallic green mushrooms
-purple sponge
-purple plume photosynthetic gorgonian (this gorgonian hasn’t been looking great recently).
-cyphastrea
-bam bam zoas
-un named purple acro (had some die off recently at the tips from too much light).

Will also include a rock with ~12 Utter Chaos zoas, a neon green leather, and a rock with ~20 circus zoas.

This is from a Nuvo 38 tank to give an idea of how much rock it is. I have been neglecting the tank, so breaking it down for now. Most of the attached pictures show the GSP closed up and with the white lights on only.

Please shoot me a private message if you have any questions.
Edit: located in Denver near University & I25 (Wash Park)
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No Ben! Let me know how much for the gorgonians and the cardinals.


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I can't use the rocks or corals, but if you have a chance, can you post a pic of the GSP back wall when it is open under white lights please? I've never seen a back wall full of the stuff and would like to see what it looks like as I was thinking about doing that in a fish only tank.

Here you go.





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I’ll shoot you a text.


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Thanks for the pics. It is interesting that your GSP does not look very green under white lights when out and that it looks very purple when closed up. The small amount that I have is light gray/white when closed up and very green when out.