$520 for a single polyp?
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Lol. Yeah.
BigJohnny
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Never buy acros from cornbredI had to get your guys opinion, I’m a super stick head and I’ve been looking for a RR jaw dropper for awhile but when I saw the price start to creep up on this tiny one polyp frag I just couldn’t do it. Anyone else think $520 for a single polyp is ridiculous?
Dr. Dendrostein
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Ask if they offer Lay-A-way.I had to get your guys opinion, I’m a super stick head and I’ve been looking for a RR jaw dropper for awhile but when I saw the price start to creep up on this tiny one polyp frag I just couldn’t do it. Anyone else think $520 for a single polyp is ridiculous?
I wouldn't say that, they do have nice corals. You just have to realize that the pics are ridiculously photo shopped and the frags will be super small. But if you stick with the known ones that are nice (ex. Maleficent), you can get some good stuff. I stick with the WYSIWYG corals that I can see are decent sized. Anything micro I avoid. And I've found them to have great customer service.
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He is known for having jacked up prices. Nice corals, but if you shop around you’ll find a better deal elsewhere.
Micro Frags
cornbred corals is one of thee worst if not the worst shill bidder on eBay SMH!!!People who do auctions commonly bid on their own auctions in order to raise the price, and make it seem more valuable.
Thats all I have to say on the topic. Dont waste your money
Janci
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I had to get your guys opinion, I’m a super stick head and I’ve been looking for a RR jaw dropper for awhile but when I saw the price start to creep up on this tiny one polyp frag I just couldn’t do it. Anyone else think $520 for a single polyp is ridiculous?
Maybe there is a real coral on the other side of that frag plug... they have it upside down ;Hilarious;Hilarious;Hilarious
eggplantparrot
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People who do auctions commonly bid on their own auctions in order to raise the price, and make it seem more valuable.
Thats all I have to say on the topic. Dont waste your money
if only we can detect this and bid up the price only for them to have to buy it in the end
Jon Fishman
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Just in terms of these high-priced, named acros/other corals (like $200 pp zoas etc) I don't know the names of them unless someone tells me...... and I spend all of my free-time at work (which is a lot) on this site looking at corals etc. I can't imagine that the average person (or anyone I personally know) is going to walk in my house and say "Holy cow! You have a Burn-and-Bet Peepers acro and Skeeve-Martian zoas?!?! that's crazy! What a jerk!" I'm guessing It would be more along the lines of "Oh wow.... those purple things are nice"
Most of these crazy high priced things have VERY similar looking alternatives out there that grow faster etc...... I guess when someone refers to corals/zoas/acros etc. as "From my collection" or "I have this in my collection" it's kind of a pet peeve of mine.....
Most of these crazy high priced things have VERY similar looking alternatives out there that grow faster etc...... I guess when someone refers to corals/zoas/acros etc. as "From my collection" or "I have this in my collection" it's kind of a pet peeve of mine.....
Brad Vaughn
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I hope it's really worth it ....to the seller. Personally I couldn't look at myself in the mirror trying to get away with selling that. Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
Brad Vaughn
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I hope it's really worth it ....to the seller. Personally I couldn't look at myself in the mirror trying to get away with selling that. Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
