Hi All,

Just a quick note to let you know that we are heading to the NVReefers Swap coming up on June 26th. If there is something you’d like us to bring, let us know!
🙂

Just a quick note, added a new Paly to the site, Metallic Dreamz!

We’re headed to BAYMAC here next week, drop us a line if you’d like us to bring something. w00t!

Thanks,
-Jeremy

Happy New Year all! Couple quiet additions to the site, working on some awesome new stuff for 2011. Wishing the best to you and yours! -Jeremy and Hector

Hello all,

Time for a stock update! We are adding oodles of new pieces to the site today. Finally, additional SPS is being added to the site! 🙂 First, the news. Then, the new products!

New farmers

We’ve added two new farmers to ExoticFrags on this update as well. One of which is Hydro Innovations, welcome!

Our other new farmer, a local farmer, has decided to run a promotion on their newly listed corals. Buy 4, get 1 free! This is an excellent chance to get a collection of tank raised SPS (and some LPS too!) that is new to our site . The free coral is of course the least expensive of your 5 choices. (Typical sale rules, eh?) Feel free to take advantage of this multiple times. A list of participating corals can be seen here: “Buy 4, get 1 free” sale corals

Email issues

We experienced some email technical difficulties while upgrading the backbone of our website. This occurred from August 12th through August 23rd. We were able to recover most of the lost emails, but not all of them. If you contacted us during that time frame and we did not reply, our apologies! The issue is all ironed out now. Please drop us another line and we’ll get back to you ASAP. For the techies out there (myself included!): It had to do with an IP address change vs. an IP address authenticated email management software package (amongst other authentication mechanisms).

Seeking the following

We’re in need of quite a bit of drygoods and our list of livegoods that we are looking for never ends! 🙂 If you’ve got anything on this list that you aren’t using or would consider parting with, drop us a line. We’d love to trade! One of the more interesting things on the list are some iPod touches! (or iPhones) Yup – reef related. We want to use them to monitor several tanks at remote locations. 🙂 That new iPod touch comes out next week, no? Are you considering upgrading? We could use your old iPod Touch! Or perhaps you have an iPhone 3GS laying around since that iPhone 4 upgrade… We could use that too! See the details below.

• Dry Goods that we are seeking
  • iPod Touch and/or iPhone. Odd request, eh? This is for various tank monitoring applications. I’m seeking a 2nd Generation iPod Touch, and a few 3rd Generation iPod Touch and/or iPhone 3GS. I’m not interested in the cellular aspect of the iPhone. So if you’ve got one that works except the cell part, we may be able to work something out. I do need the wifi portion to work though. I figure there are probably quite a few folks out there that upgraded to the iPhone 4 or are planning on upgrading to the new iPod Touch coming out soon (next week, right?) that may be interested in parting w/ their old one for some nice corals! 🙂
  • ATB Cone Skimmer – Small
  • BubbleKing Mini 200 Skimmer
  • Vortech MP40W Gen 2 (Seeking more than 1, if you’ve got them!)
  • Eheim 1262 in New or Like-New condition (Seeking more than 1, if you’ve got them!)
  • 48″ ATI Powermodule T5 light (at least 6 bulb) (Seeking more than 1, if you’ve got them!)
  • 36″ ATI Powermodule T5 light (at least 6 bulb)
  • 24″ ATI Powermodule T5 light (at least 6 bulb)
  • Tunze 6055 New Generation in New or Like-New condition (Seeking more than 1, if you’ve got them!)
  • Profilux GHL Doser (3 or 4 pump model)
• Live Goods that we are seeking
  • Armageddon Palys
  • Soprano Palys
  • Serene Nova Zoanthids
  • FNF Jabawaki Echino
  • Immolation Echino

NEW products:

KO Nightmare – SM

KO Nightmare – SM: (Similar Morph) Only one frag available! WYSIWYG

Other common names include KO Nightmare – SM, KO Nightmare – SMs, KO Nightmare – SM Zoa, KO Nightmare – SM Zoanthid, KO Nightmare – SM Paly, KO Nightmare – SM Palys (although it is believed to be a Paly).

Organism Red Paly

Organism Red Paly: Similar, but much redder than the Organism Paly. Only one frag available! WYSIWYG

Other common names include Organism Red Paly, Organism Red Palys, Organism Red Paly Zoa, Organism Red Paly Zoanthid, Organism Red Paly Paly, Organism Red Paly Palys (although it is believed to be a Paly).

Sunset Mille

Sunset Mille: Nice Mille with orange/yellow undertones and green polyps. These are VERY nice 1″ plus frags that have been in captivity for months and are encrusting on their base!

Corbin’s Tort

Corbin’s Tort: A collector in Texas stumbled across this coral. Although it was brown and ugly he bought it because of the interesting growth pattern. The coral took almost a year to completely color up to what it is now which is a metallic emerald green with a blue hue. After seeing what was going to be the final product, the hunt was on to find out where the awesome coral came from and what it was. After hours and hours of research these roads led to a dead end every time. Because this coral is the show piece of the tank, cutting this coral for fragging by typical means is out of the question. Instead, fragging is done by breaking single coralites off of the colony and growing them for at least 4 months before they are ready to sell. By this time they are encrusting and are at least 1/2″ tall. Not many of these frags will be available at a time, only a couple will be released intermittently.

Prism Favia

Prism Favia: Here it is, one of the most popular Aussie Favias!

Purple and Orange Rimmed Plate

Purple and Orange Rimmed Plate: Pretty nifty fungii plate coral. Purple with an Orange rim and center. WYSIWYG

Purple and Green Brain

Purple and Green Brain: Nice purple and green brain. HUGE! WYSIWYG

Mint Green Blasto

Mint Green Blasto: Very nice sized Mint Green to Flourescent Green Blasto. WYSIWYG

Rainbow Acan – Ultra 1

Rainbow Acan – Ultra 1: Orange, yellow, green, red – INCREDIBLE! WYSIWYG

Rainbow Acan – Ultra 2

Rainbow Acan – Ultra 2: Orange, yellow, green, red, purple, pink – nice! WYSIWYG

Rainbow Acan – Ultra 3

Rainbow Acan – Ultra 3: Orange, yellow, green, red, purple – nice! WYSIWYG

Violet Teal-center Shroom

Violet Teal-center Shroom: Very nifty blue/purple/violet colored shroom with a surprising teal center! WYSIWYG (Note: it is the shroom only, not the adjascent Zoanthids.)

Swollen Pickle

Swollen Pickle: These palys get pretty dang… Swollen! 🙂 I’m still verifying the name on this guy, but hoping this sticks. 😉

Other common names include Swollen Pickle, Swollen Pickles, Swollen Pickle Zoa, Swollen Pickle Zoanthid, Swollen Pickle Paly, Swollen Pickle Palys (although it is believed to be a Paly).

Name Pending!

Name Pending!:Verifying the name on these guys, will report back when the research is complete!

Other common names include Name Pending!, Name Pending!s, Name Pending! Zoa, Name Pending! Zoanthid, Name Pending! Paly, Name Pending! Palys (although it is believed to be a Paly).

Clove Polyp – Green center, orange stripe

Clove Polyp – Green center, orange stripe: One of the brightest clove polyps – TANK RAISED! These go back to the day of tubs, years ago!

Red Rimmed Favites

Red Rimmed Favites: Red Rimmed Favites – very exotic!

Purple Green Acro

Purple Green Acro: We are working on the name for this guy, but wanted to get it online. This is from a new local farmer who grew this from a small fragment! TANK RAISED! HUGE 2″ frags! Beautiful intense purple with Intense Green polyps from the top, light purple with light green polyps from the side.

Part of the buy 4 get 1 free sale! Details in this blog post. Participating corals here.

Hybrid Watermelon Style Echino

Hybrid Watermelon Style Echino: We are working on the name and/or lineage for this guy, but wanted to get it online. This is from a new local farmer who grew this from a small fragment! TANK RAISED! Appears to be a hybrid watermelon of sorts.

Part of the buy 4 get 1 free sale! Details in this blog post. Participating corals here.

Slimer Echino

Slimer Echino: Remember that ghost in Ghostbusters? 😀 This is from a new local farmer who grew this from a small fragment! TANK RAISED!

Part of the buy 4 get 1 free sale! Details in this blog post. Participating corals here.

Multi Color Stylo

Multi Color Stylo: We are working on the name for this guy, but wanted to get it online. This is from a new local farmer who grew this from a small fragment! TANK RAISED! 1″ frags! Beautiful colors!

Part of the buy 4 get 1 free sale! Details in this blog post. Participating corals here.

ORA Birds of Paradise

ORA Birds of Paradise: Purple polyp, bright yellow/green base. Good grower. 1.25″ frags!

Part of the buy 4 get 1 free sale! Details in this blog post. Participating corals here.

Joker Mille

Joker Mille: I’m really diggin this Mille! Believe it or not, this is a ‘bad’ shot. It is placed in the back of the display tank and was difficult to photo. The thing is gorgeous. Grown from a small fragment! Gotta have this and the Bubblegum Mille! 3/4″ frags

Part of the buy 4 get 1 free sale! Details in this blog post. Participating corals here.

Blue Teal Purple Acro

Blue Teal Purple Acro: We are working on the name for this guy, but wanted to get it online. This is from a new local farmer who grew this from a small fragment! TANK RAISED! 3/4″ frags.

Part of the buy 4 get 1 free sale! Details in this blog post. Participating corals here.

Mint Purple Cream Acro

Mint Purple Cream Acro: We are working on the name for this guy, but wanted to get it online. This is from a new local farmer who grew this from a small fragment! TANK RAISED! 3/4″ frags.

Part of the buy 4 get 1 free sale! Details in this blog post. Participating corals here.

Green Cream Acro

Green Cream Acro: We are working on the name for this guy, but wanted to get it online. This is from a new local farmer who grew this from a small fragment! TANK RAISED! 1.25″ frags.

Part of the buy 4 get 1 free sale! Details in this blog post. Participating corals here.

Mint Green Purple Tip Acro

Mint Green Purple Tip Acro: We are working on the name for this guy, but wanted to get it online. This is from a new local farmer who grew this from a small fragment! TANK RAISED! 1″ frags.

Part of the buy 4 get 1 free sale! Details in this blog post. Participating corals here.

Blue Teal Violet Acro

Blue Teal Violet Acro: We are working on the name for this guy, but wanted to get it online. This is from a new local farmer who grew this from a small fragment! TANK RAISED! 1″ frags.

Part of the buy 4 get 1 free sale! Details in this blog post. Participating corals here.

Flourescent Green Acro

Flourescent Green Acro: We are working on the name for this guy, but wanted to get it online. This is from a new local farmer who grew this from a small fragment! TANK RAISED! 1″ frags.

Part of the buy 4 get 1 free sale! Details in this blog post. Participating corals here.

Light Blue Polyp Stylo

Light Blue Polyp Stylo: We are working on the name for this guy, but wanted to get it online. This is from a new local farmer who grew this from a small fragment! TANK RAISED! HUGE 2″ frags!

Part of the buy 4 get 1 free sale! Details in this blog post. Participating corals here.

Updates and/or new availability to existing products:

Red Watermill

Red Watermill: A pretty cool Zoanthid! Nice and bright. We had a group of these several months ago, but they did not survive the shipping. They are finally back, yay!

Other common names include Red Watermill, Red Watermills, Red Watermill Zoa, Red Watermill Zoanthid, Red Watermill Paly, Red Watermill Palys (although it is believed to be a Zoanthid).

RPE

RPE: (Red People Eater) A classic gorgeous red Paly! We have been growing these out. And on top of that, just as we are ready to release them on the site again, we got a new group in!

Other common names include RPE, RPEs, RPE Zoa, RPE Zoanthid, RPE Paly, RPE Palys (although it is believed to be a Paly).

Plate Coral

Plate Coral: Updated photos now available. Check out that stem that it is growing on! This is a nifty ~1″ (closer to 7/8″) plate! (Cycloseris sp.) This guy is very… What’s the word I’m looking for… Cute! 🙂 It actually stands up on a ‘stem’ about 1/2 off the base rock. I wouldn’t mind this sticking around in my tank a while before it ships out to a very lucky customer. 😉 WYSIWYG

Thanks,

-Jeremy

Hi all,

Oodles of new pieces have been added to the site, come check them out!

If something catches your eye, drop us a line at
ExoticFrags.us – Contact Us

Updates and/or new availability to existing products:

Belladonna

Belladonna:  the meaning of the word is ‘Beautiful Woman’. This is certainly a Beautiful Zoa!

Other common names include Belladonna, Belladonnas, Belladonna Zoa, Belladonna Zoanthid, Belladonna Paly, Belladonna Palys (although it is believed to be a Zoanthid).

Pastel Rainbow

Pastel Rainbow: They’re back! Sometimes the name just fits. This is not one of those times. Er wait. This is EXACTLY one of those times! This Paly can morph depending on tank parameters. Included are photos from different tanks.

Other common names include Pastel Rainbow, Pastel Rainbows, Pastel Rainbow Zoa, Pastel Rainbow Zoanthid, Pastel Rainbow Paly, Pastel Rainbow Palys (although it is believed to be a Paly).

Magician

Magician: Illusion, smoke and mirrors… The ever-popular Magicians!

Other common names include Magician, Magicians, Magician Zoa, Magician Zoanthid, Magician Paly, Magician Palys (although it is believed to be a Paly).

Australian Blue Ensign

Australian Blue Ensign: The Australian flag went through a lot of revisions before the Australian Blue Ensign was finalized. I’d like to think that this would be the national Australian Zoanthid upon first consideration. You can almost see the 6 stars in this frag shot! Very beautiful morph. Note: I used to consider this a small Zoanthid morph. But they’ve been getting larger having been in captivity longer. I now consider them a typical sized to slightly smaller than typical sized Zoa morph. (No longer to I consider them ‘small’.)

Other common names include Australian Blue Ensign, Australian Blue Ensigns, Australian Blue Ensign Zoa, Australian Blue Ensign Zoanthid, Australian Blue Ensign Paly, Australian Blue Ensign Palys (although it is believed to be a Zoanthid).

NEW products:

Scoly – Master series 1

Scoly – Master series 1: Incredible ~ 3.25″ Master Series Scoly! Striking Blue/Purple and Orange/Red and Green patterns. Our Master Series Scolys are our most choice Scolys chosen for their extremely nice colors/patterns. Very limited in availability. WYSIWYG

Scoly – Master series 2

Scoly – Master series 2: Incredible ~1.75″ Master Series Scoly! Purple, Green, Red, Orange. Our Master Series Scolys are our most choice Scolys chosen for their extremely nice colors/patterns. Very limited in availability. WYSIWYG

Scoly – Master series 3

Scoly – Master series 3: Incredible ~2.5″ Master Series Scoly! Red, Orange, Green, and… Lavendar/Pink!!! Our Master Series Scolys are our most choice Scolys chosen for their extremely nice colors/patterns. Very limited in availability. WYSIWYG

Scoly – Master series 4

Scoly – Master series 4: Incredible ~3.25″ Master Series Scoly! Green, Orange, Mint Green, Purple. Our Master Series Scolys are our most choice Scolys chosen for their extremely nice colors/patterns. Very limited in availability. WYSIWYG

Scoly – Master series 5

Scoly – Master series 5: Incredible ~2.5″ Master Series Scoly! Like in the wild wild west back in 1848: WE FOUND GOLD!!! Gold, Orange, Red, Purple/Blue, Green, Teal. One doesn’t see Scolys with gold in them all that often. Our Master Series Scolys are our most choice Scolys chosen for their extremely nice colors/patterns. Very limited in availability. WYSIWYG

Scoly – Ultra 1

Scoly – Ultra 1: Incredible ~2.25″ Purple/Blue, Light Blue, Orange/Red, small streak of gold in there too. Ultra Series Scoly! Our Ultra Series Scolys earn this name by having excellent colors/patterns. Very limited in availability. WYSIWYG

Scoly – Ultra 2

Scoly – Ultra 2: Incredible ~2.5″ Ultra Series Scoly! Orange/Red, Purple, Mint Green to Baby Blue color, Couple drops of Green. Our Ultra Series Scolys earn this name by having excellent colors/patterns. Very limited in availability. WYSIWYG

Scoly – Ultra 3

Scoly – Ultra 3: Incredible ~2.75″ Ultra Series Scoly! Orange/Red, Green, Mint Green or Baby Blue color, Couple drops of Gold, little bit of Purple too! I wrestled with this one… Perhaps this one belongs in the Master series? 🙂 Our Ultra Series Scolys earn this name by having excellent colors/patterns. Very limited in availability. WYSIWYG

Scoly – Ultra 4

Scoly – Ultra 4: Incredible ~2.25″ Ultra Series Scoly! Purple, Blue, Orange, Red, Mint Green to Baby Blue color, Couple streaks of Gold too! Our Ultra Series Scolys earn this name by having excellent colors/patterns. Very limited in availability. WYSIWYG

Scoly – Nice 1

Scoly – Nice 1: Very nice ~2.5″ Scoly! Orange/Red, Purple, Mint Green to Baby Blue color. Awesome pattern! WYSIWYG

Scoly – Nice 2

Scoly – Nice 2: Very nice ~2.5″ Scoly! Purple/Blue, Orange/Red, Mint Green to Baby Blue color. Awesome Pattern! WYSIWYG

Plate Coral

Plate Coral: check out this nifty ~1″ (closer to 7/8″) plate! (Cycloseris sp.) This guy is very… What’s the word I’m looking for… Cute! 🙂 It actually stands up on a ‘stem’ about 1/2 off the base rock. I wouldn’t mind this sticking around in my tank a while before it ships out to a very lucky customer. 😉 WYSIWYG

Purple Pit Blasto

Purple Pit Blasto: Purple/Blue centered Blastomussa Wellsi with a splash of teal green in the middle. Red to orange fringe – awesome! These guys grow out to be about 1.25″ on each head. The pieces we are shipping out vary from ~5/8″ to ~1″ and have been in captivity for a while now.

Dinner Mint Blasto

Dinner Mint Blasto: I’m reminded of those flourescent dinner mints when I see these! Extremely bright (flourescent) green center with a gradient to a mint green. Light and dark Purple/Lavendar fringe – awesome! These guys grow out to be about 1″ on each head. The pieces we are shipping out vary from ~1/2″ to ~3/4″ and have been in captivity for a while now.

Thermal Blasto

Thermal Blasto: Cool center with HOT rim! Extremely bright (flourescent) green center with a gradient to a mint green. Red fringe – awesome! These guys grow out to be about 1.25″ to 1.5″ on each head. The pieces we are shipping out vary from ~1/2″ to ~1.25″ and have been in captivity for a while now.

Solar System Shroom

CDU Solar System Shroom morph: Look up at the sky tonight and you’ll see where this name came from. 🙂 Gold dots with blue/white/mint-green stripes. WYSIWYG

Orange on Blue Shroom 1

CDU Orange on Blue morph: Blue base with orange dots. WYSIWYG

Orange on Blue Shroom 2

CDU Orange on Blue morph: Blue base with orange dots. WYSIWYG

Ultra Grade Shroom

Ultra grade shroom – check out th eblue background with Orange tipped frills! WYSIWYG

Kryptonite

Kryptonite: The glowing green of Kryptonite… Just don’t put it so close to your Superman montis!

Other common names include Kryptonite, Kryptonites, Kryptonite Zoa, Kryptonite Zoanthid, Kryptonite Paly, Kryptonite Palys (although it is believed to be a Zoanthid).

Amoeba

Amoeba: Nice little cell there growing on the Zoa!

Other common names include Amoeba, Amoebas, Amoeba Zoa, Amoeba Zoanthid, Amoeba Paly, Amoeba Palys (although it is believed to be a Zoanthid).

Peacock Paly

CDU Peacock Paly: An awesome showcase of beautiful colors. A bevy of these large polyps can be yours!

Other common names include Peacock Paly, Peacock Palys, Peacock Paly Zoa, Peacock Paly Zoanthid, Peacock Paly Paly, Peacock Paly Palys (although it is believed to be a Paly).

Peacock Refined Paly

CDU Peacock Refined Paly: Similar to the original Peacock Paly, yet uniquely different, this paly represents a more refined color pattern. A bevy of these large polyps can be yours!

Other common names include Peacock Refined Paly, Peacock Refined Palys, Peacock Refined Paly Zoa, Peacock Refined Paly Zoanthid, Peacock Refined Paly Paly, Peacock Refined Paly Palys (although it is believed to be a Paly).

Slate Blue Zoa

Slate Blue Zoa: Name says it all here. Missing some blue in your Zoa collection? Nice colored slate blue Zoa here for ya.

Other common names include Slate Blue Zoa, Slate Blue Zoas, Slate Blue Zoa Zoa, Slate Blue Zoa Zoanthid, Slate Blue Zoa Paly, Slate Blue Zoa Palys (although it is believed to be a Zoanthid).

Valentine’s Day Massacre – SM

Valentine’s Day Massacre – SM: (Similar Morph)

Cave of Light

Cave of Light: Remember how that show Lost ended? That was weird.. If that cave-of-light thingy were a Paly, this would be it!

Other common names include Cave of Light, Cave of Lights, Cave of Light Zoa, Cave of Light Zoanthid, Cave of Light Paly, Cave of Light Palys (although it is believed to be a Paly).

Frogspawn – purple green (Non-Branching)

Frogspawn – purple green (Non-Branching): Beautiful purple and green non-branching Frogspawn – Euphyllia divisa (we believe). (The same color combination in branching Frogspawn is also available.)

Hammer – slate orange (Non-Branching)

Hammer – slate orange (Non-Branching): Exquisite slate orange non-branching Hammer – Euphyllia fill-in (we believe).

Rainbow Dazzlers

CDU Rainbow Dazzlers: These will certainly dazzle your mind from down under! Incredible morph.

Other common names include Rainbow Dazzlers, Rainbow Dazzlerss, Rainbow Dazzlers Zoa, Rainbow Dazzlers Zoanthid, Rainbow Dazzlers Paly, Rainbow Dazzlers Palys (although it is believed to be a Paly).

Night Lake

Night Lake: Ever walk around a lake at night? This is what it’s like!

Other common names include Night Lake, Night Lakes, Night Lake Zoa, Night Lake Zoanthid, Night Lake Paly, Night Lake Palys (although it is believed to be a Zoanthid).

Hammer – toxic green (Non-Branching)

Hammer – toxic green (Non-Branching): INSANE bright green hammer! Gorgeous!!! Euphyllia fill-in (we believe).

Hammer – gold (Non-Branching)

Hammer – gold (Non-Branching): INSANE GOLD hammer! Gorgeous!!! I need to take a better photo of this guy. These photos just don’t capture the true beauty! Stay tuned, updated pic soon. Euphyllia fill-in (we believe).

Intense Red Goniopora

Intense Red Goniopora: This is a very intense Red Goniopora. Striking!

Fantastic Orange Leptastrea

Fantastic Orange Leptastrea: Look at this thing. Awesome! Orange eye Leptastrea that can rainbow into green eyes too!

Arctic Ice

Arctic Ice: Brrrr, the Arctic chill… Nice and large paly!

Other common names include Arctic Ice, Arctic Ices, Arctic Ice Zoa, Arctic Ice Zoanthid, Arctic Ice Paly, Arctic Ice Palys (although it is believed to be a Paly).

Scuttlebutt

Scuttlebutt: For some reason, when I saw these guys, they were just staring at me like they knew some rumor I didn’t…

Other common names include Scuttlebutt, Scuttlebutts, Scuttlebutt Zoa, Scuttlebutt Zoanthid, Scuttlebutt Paly, Scuttlebutt Palys (although it is believed to be a Zoanthid).

Oriflamme

Oriflamme: (awr-uh-flam) Nice intense red to red/orange Aussie Zoanthid.

Other common names include Oriflamme, Oriflammes, Oriflamme Zoa, Oriflamme Zoanthid, Oriflamme Paly, Oriflamme Palys (although it is believed to be a Zoanthid).

Hi all,

We added a few new morphs to the site, and added/updated photos of a few others.

Gumby – added photos:
ExoticFrags.us – Zoanthids :: Gumby

Red Hornet – New to the site:
ExoticFrags.us – Zoanthids :: Red Hornet

Mindblowing Paly – New to the site:
ExoticFrags.us – Zoanthids :: Mindblowing Paly

Strawberry Garden – added a new photo. If you don’t have these yet, you really ought to consider them. They are GORGEOUS!
ExoticFrags.us – Zoanthids :: Strawberry Garden

Safe Crackers – added photos:
ExoticFrags.us – Zoanthids :: Safe Crackers

X-Men – added photos:
ExoticFrags.us – Zoanthids :: X-Men

And… Whatcha think? Did ‘ol Who Dah? save the best for last? Anticipation? Good sales technique? (ha!) Welp… Yup yup, I sure did! Check out this sneak peak release… Two Face Paly!!!
ExoticFrags.us – Zoanthids :: Two Face Paly

Enjoy!
-Who Dah?

Stock has just become available for:

Speckled Fire & Ice

Red Wine (In our Growout Section)

and for the first time on the site:

Princess Toadstool

Drop us a line and get yours today!

🙂

Hi all, Jeremy (Who Dah?) here!

About a month ago, I was accused of holding back my Zoanthid collection from the site. Ugh! The nerve!!! OK – so maybe they were right.

I’ve spent the last month doing some exciting things, including acquiring some new morphs that I’ve never SEEN before that are simply incredible. We’ve got some of our new farmer pieces up as well. I’ve been shooting photos, reshooting photos, and then reshooting again. Fragging, gluing, and inventorying. (Even then, not all items have photos yet!) I’ve been verbiaging (that a word?) and describing each morph for you as well. I even coded a new, albeit simpler, coral page to showcase larger thumbnails and more morphs on one page. In the end, what did we come up with? A HUGE Zoanthid update! There’s new ones, classic ones (some I’ve had for years and never put on the site!), expensive ones, affordable ones, red ones, blue ones, morphs you probably haven’t seen before, and everything in between. All in all, as of this writing, we are presenting to you over ONE HUNDRED unique morphs in stock!

We suspect many morphs will sell out quick and that number will start dropping as supply cannot keep up with demand. (If only we could grow these faster!) So swing on by and check it out! You can now see our new farmer pieces and the entire Who Dah? collection available at ExoticFrags! (Well… MOST of it, anyways… )

ExoticFrags.us Zoanthids

We just added a new local farmer to ExoticFrags, DML08. His first piece: the Mille Madness!

DML08’s tank is a T5 lit tank. We are still attempting to reproduce the coloration he is able to achieve with our Halide lit tank. But the piece is so incredible in his tank that we thought it would warrant grabbing your attention!

😀

Check out the Mille Madness page for more details and frag availability.

So Hector just got a new Apple iPhone. I just got a new Palm Pre. (Imagine the internal debates THAT induces!) It was only natural to make ExoticFrags go mobile.

When you visit our site, we should now be detecting if you are on a mobile device. (iPhone, Pre, Blackberry, Treo, Moto, Nokia, whatever!) You will be offered a link to our mobile site at the very top of the page. Or, you can visit the more streamlined and mobile version of our site on any device (phone, laptop, whatever) by following this link: www.exoticfrags.us/m

I’m still working out a couple of bugs, but please feel free to check it out and give us some feedback. We’d love to here what works, what doesn’t, what you like, and what you don’t like.

Enjoy the eye candy, and enjoy ExoticFrags mobile!

-Jeremy