How to price fire dragon blasto?

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So I have a fire dragon blasto with about 3 heads and a bunch of bubbles and I really don’t know how to price it when it grows out in 6 months to year. I can’t find much online but the only thing I found is cornbread fire dragon blasto but not available anywhere. I’ll included a couple bad pics in whites but just wondering what the recommended price would be per head?

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Here’s a better blue pic from when I bought it last week. I didn’t take the photo also.

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Do you have a better picture? There are a few varieties some worth standard blasto pricing 20-50 others are 350+
 
Do you have a better picture? There are a few varieties some worth standard blasto pricing 20-50 others are 350+
Yeah I might be able to get a better picture is there anything in specific you’re looking for on it that you want me to capture?
 
Just the natural florescents of the coral, any color gradients in the mantle or oral disk. Just anything that would separate a normal coral from a premium one. Can't really see much from the pictures above too white and too blue.
 
Ok I’ll try to get a good pic when my lights go out soon but it’s like a mix of blue and white. I’ll take one now if it helps but these Biocube lights are so darn white.

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That's a "bouncing fire dragon" I've found them from 50-150 depending on size and more importantly coloration. Duller smaller ones being closer to <50
 
That's a "bouncing fire dragon" I've found them from 50-150 depending on size and more importantly coloration. Duller smaller ones being closer to <50
Ok cool I’ll also try to get a blue pic later so we can determine if it’s “colorful” or not haha.
 
Ok cool I’ll also try to get a blue pic later so we can determine if it’s “colorful” or not haha.
The rest is going to be up to you, the above pictured was posted on the higher end at $150 and probably represents the higher end of what it will go for. Whether it will sell at that price, who knows. Factor in how close yours looks to that one and how realistically you can portray it in your for sale pictures to gage a realistic price you'll be happy with and one someone will actually pay. Might be worth holding onto it and coloring it up a bit if it's a little color starved.
 
Yeah I just got it so it’s probably stressed a bit and the stock Biocube lights probably don’t help with it’s coloration once I get a hydra, hopefully it’ll color back up.
 

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