Leather type

[Danno23]

Can anyone tell me what variety of toadstool leather this is, Looking to find some info so I can sell the frags, the neon green polyps extend about 2 or more inches. What do leather frags go for.

 

[P-Dub]

Looks to be a neon green toadstool. Averages $40 to $60 for a 2-3 inch, well-established frag. But, the local market or your target market will determine the actual price. Online retailers command more if they are a reputable, well-established vendor vs the home hobbyist trying to sell. I'd look at selling $20-$40 from a hobbyist, plus shipping and that's the caveat, shipping kills profits, particularly with shipping costs these days. The only way to overcome this is to sell high-end corals at a discounted price.

 

[Danno23]

Looks to be a neon green toadstool. Averages $40 to $60 for a 2-3 inch, well-established frag. But, the local market or your target market will determine the actual price. Online retailers command more if they are a reputable, well-established vendor vs the home hobbyist trying to sell. I'd look at selling $20-$40 from a hobbyist, plus shipping and that's the caveat, shipping kills profits, particularly with shipping costs these days. The only way to overcome this is to sell high-end corals at a discounted price.

Thanks, when I had purchased it, I recall it being sold to me as some sort of Australian variety.. but who knows with all the designer names..I was thinking 20 bucks for a 2 to 3 inch would be fair.

 

[ThatPhillyReefer]

Looks like a Toadstool

 

[P-Dub]

Thanks, when I had purchased it, I recall it being sold to me as some sort of Australian variety.. but who knows with all the designer names..I was thinking 20 bucks for a 2 to 3 inch would be fair.

Could be from Oz, could not be... It's a standard neon green toadstool from somewhere. $20 bucks seems reasonable depending on shipping. It's the shipping that kills the hobbyist selling.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Tyree green polyp toadstool