I want to point out a couple of ways to tell that the corals you are looking at are fake.  If a site is selling a fake LE what else would they be willing to do to you, their customer.  They obviously don't care about quality if they pawn off imposters as the real thing. 

I saw a site that had a supposed LE Cyphastrea on it.  I won't point out the name of the site.  You will have to hunt for that.  The Cyphastrea supposedly came from Tyree.  Right in the middle of the 2" plus fresh cut piece was a barnacle.  Now if Tyree had grown this coral in captivity and sold it as a captive grown frag, I don't think there is any way a barnacle can show up like that.  It was very obvious that it is a coral that just looks like the Tyree one.  Another way is if you see someone selling a coral that everyone else sells for $150 and they have it for like $50 there is something weird there.  Then when they seem to have an endless supply of that coral there is definately something wrong.  Guys and Gals, please don't fall for fakes.  If you buy a look alike coral that is fine.  Just try to be informed about the corals you are buying. 

What's that?  You want a NICE looking Duncan?  Here ya go.

The new Reefready.net Purple with Yellow Tip Duncan.

How's that?  We are selling them for $50/polyp on our site but frags.org members can get them for $35/polyp right now.  The only catch is that you have to order three or more polyps. 

Went to L.A. today and picked up some livestock.  Scored a huge 1' TRUE Superman Danae! also a crazy yellow 1/2 orange Acanthastrea colony.

www.FragCityCorals.com

We're located in San Diego, CA (619) 948~4704

Just wanted to make a quick announcement.. The site has been much improved with a lot of new stuff added and there's a lot more to go. 

In celebration we'll be auctioning some pieces we haven't fragged for a long time.

Included will be a highly sough-after LE. I've received inquiries almost weekly for the last year and no frags have been ready until now.

Check it out and keep an eye out for updates: 

www.Rarefrags.com

Thanks for looking.