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Bali Cultured Acropora

Bali Cultured Acropora

Acroporas are many reefkeepers' favorites,
and for good reason!!  They are one of
main "reef building" types of
corals that so many picture in their minds
when they think "corals."

They are as diverse as they are beautiful,
with well over a hundred species often
available to the hobbyist.

However they are not recommended for "newbies."
You should NOT "cut your teeth" on them ...
learn corals with easier, less sensitive, less
expensive types (such as leathers, mushrooms,
polyps, LPS - large polyped stony - corals),
and then, after gaining experience and
understanding the husbandry required,
graduate to Acroporas, and other SPS
( small polyped stony ) corals.

We offer Acroporas in box lots
(usually a dozen) direct from the overseas
suppliers.   We have only the highest quality
animals from independent "old-timer" shippers
who know their stuff beyond your imagination.

Our products are not the cheaper,
commonly commercially available ones.
They are unique Grade AAA pieces.

There is a one box minimum - one box
minimum (just one!) from *any single
given site of origin* ... your order
will be packed for you at the
island of origin.

The wild pieces run from golf ball (small)
sized to hand ball to tennis ball sized (medium),
with some ranging to baseball to softball
sized (large) ... aquaculture sizing typically
runs a notch smaller than wild sizing.
Most aquaculture pieces are golf ball to
hand ball, or tennis ball sized, at best.

SEE SPECIES LISTS -       Bali     Tonga     Java

Note: When ordering from Species List,
your order may or may not exactly match
your list for various reasons, such as there
were no CITES permits that week for that type
or they weren't looking good, and often, subs
will be of a similar appearing species.
Often, the lists are filled almost exactly,
but not always and we can't completely
control the selection on any
given week, order, or box.

Actual quantities may vary slightly ...
adjustments will be made after your shipment arrives.

E-mail received from customer ...

" Well I received the two boxes around 4pm today.
Anyways, all is well, one was dead in the normal
dry bag with rock salt. Another was dead in a bag
with brown stinky water. So 2 DOA and 28 live corals,
I am very pleased with those odds! These corals are
of much better quality than the Bali ones."

Thanks again!
David F., D.C.
March '10


You can see some of David's great Java Acro
pictures scattered around this page!

A message from Birdfish ... Fraggers who have purchased these have received a dozen-plus frags or more (immediately) per piece, from any of the origin sites. There are some pictures of the Fiji and Tonga Acropora on the site here that can give an idea of the pieces you get. They are "World Class" or they wouldn't be here!   If you split a box with a buddy, make darn sure you have absolutely decided picking terms BEFORE you crack that box open!! We will not be responsible for any injuries....  Happy Acros!! birdfish

To Order: Please send us an e-mail ... we'll need to know what you are looking for and the name (city) of your nearest major airport. Once we have determined that there are available flights your airport, we will send you a message and then you may return to our Acropora Ordering Page to place your order. From there, you will receive an order confirmation and upon shipment you will receive a shipping notification, which will include the estimated time of arrival for your shipment, as well as other details. The average shipping cost for one box of corals (U.S. destinations only) is approx. $50-85, depending on the airline, etc. ACROPORA ORDERING PAGE Sulawesi & Surabaya Acropora ... See more Fiji Acropora Photos ... Corals Information & Pricing Home Our E-mail birdfish @ livestockusa.org To Our Site Map To view other pages, you may choose from topics in dropdown menu ... This is a place Holder text This is a Place Holder text This is a Place Holder text This is a Place Holder text All photos are copyrighted. © www.livestockusa.org, 2007-2010