Flaming Brohicans

[littlebigreef]

2 frags of Flaming Brohicans available. Not to be confused with Mohicans. Frag on the left is 2p with a baby $200, frag on the right is 2p $160. Cut and healed for 2 weeks.

Not looking to ship if I can help it but it can be an option.

Pick up in Naperville but I do commute to the city during the week. Also have some buttkissers and a few misc zoas available (but probably not enough to make shipping worthwhile).

Pest free, kept under T5/LED combo.

 

[JAMSOURY]

Pm sent for the ones on the right

 

[littlebigreef]

Frag on the right is sold. 2p with baby is still available.

 

[littlebigreef]

Still one available, here’s a better pic, $200 for 3p. Willing to ship for $50 flat or you can send me a label.

 

[FonzesFishFarm]

Got a single for me homie?

 

[littlebigreef]

Got a single for me homie?

Lol, sure, was gonna see if I can frag out a few more, was hoping to find this guy a home first.

 

[nano reef]

is that the same as a grand master strat? I know this is old. Just wondering because I have some starts but someone I have a pending order with has a sale on the brohican

 

[littlebigreef]

That grand master strat name never really stuck though it was floated by cornbred (tendency to rebrand ie Bloodshot krak) and Calikid ( see ck Saturn's rings vs rainbow troll).

The fact is this group of red and green zoas all landed/were imported around the same time and three widely recognized names emerged 1) flaming brohicans, 2) reverse hallucinations (via coralstop to cherry corals - if I recall correctly) and 3) sticker shocks.

For the sake of argument these are all essentially the same thing, were imported around the same time and only really vary based on the way the red pattern in the center breaks which, like utter chaos, can vary itself based on the system parameters and lighting.

The Ultimate Space Monsters (USM) are separate from this group in the way Illumnati are not just a regular maul.

All that being said you should go ahead and snag them if you're comfortable with the price. There's plenty of them still out there but they're not quite as common as they used to be. They're not big melters and generally do well. They also look absolutely lovely as a colony.