Gold and blue hammer

[jayala12]

What would something like this go for ? 35+ heads and a lot of them r splitting. Branching

 

[RichtheReefer21]

Beautiful colony.

I would just go shopping for them urself and compare what others are doing for them.

 

[jayala12]

Beautiful colony.

I would just go shopping for them urself and compare what others are doing for them.

Ok thank you. Appreciate the response

 

[RichtheReefer21]

Coral prices are tough, but if u have the means, frag the heads and sell them individually and ull get much more.

Local club forum and livestock sale section here at r2r may find u a local buyer to save the headache of shipping too.

Good luck!

 

[Wolters_88]

What would something like this go for ? 35+ heads and a lot of them r splitting. Branching

Want to sell a head? On me

 

[vessxpress1]

Ive grown these out and they're relatively fast growers. Give it enough time, (several years) they'll get huge like this. If this were mine I'd break off the size chunk I wanted to keep and break the rest into individual heads and sell separately. Not only would more people be happy but they're easier to ship and it's a much higher likelihood that this coral will go on living in other tanks well beyond our years. If it goes to one location there's a possibility the whole thing could be lost. At this point you've grown it out like this. Frag it up and grow it again and make some $$ off of it. These are the easiest corals to frag too. Could probably get $40 a head. Maybe more. Sell 10, you've got $400 and still have a big colony of it left.

 

[PicassoClown04]

I’d love to buy a head or two! The whole thing is too large for the average aquarist though. I think you should frag and sell by the head/couple heads. You’ll get a much larger market and the coral is beautiful