Usually, the jawbreakers have to reach a certain size or time in an environment to display its full potential. Most eclectus mushrooms have been appearing with a bolder/complete patterns than normal jawbreakers even the very small ones. Also, hype adds to the price.
According what I know
JB's color are orange, red Basically
Eclectus color are Green ,red .
If I were wrong let me know
My EclectusAccording what I know
JB's color are orange, red Basically
Eclectus color are Green ,red .
If I were wrong let me know
Agree and don't agree, however to each it's own. Everybody is in title to his or own opinion. But I can agree it's a coral game depending how is the market. But in reality it boils down to color and bottom line what is that individual willing to pay. Here on R2R is 99.9% highend, keeping up with the jones! In my opinion this is the only forums with the hottest corals.
one night after my latest evening of sticking several hundred patches of dark sand,,, I walked up to the beach where there was this ole timer with a nice stringer of flounder he had gotten that evening,,, I was telling him my woes of not being able to tell the difference between a dark patch of sand from a flounder,,, he just laughed at me 
and said,,, don't worry about it son,,, the first time you see a flounder,,, you will never stick a dark patch of sand again 
That was an interesting story of comparisonI will explain it this way,,,
I live in an area where we go Flounder gigging all the time,, When I first started ,, I was sticking every dark spot in the water,,, thinking that ,,,maybe that was a flounder,,, never was,,, just a dark patch of sand
Once you see a Eclectus mushroom,,, you will never again confuse it with a Jawbreaker
