Pricing help. Zoas

[evoIX_njreefer]

LILAC WINES
BUTT MUNCHERS
BLONDIE BLUE EYES
RAINBOW INFUSION
GLITTERBUGS

Bowties
Speckled Krakatoa
NYRA Neverbeast
Latin Lovers
Aztec Sundials
JF BLOODSHOTS
UTTER CHAOS
Red Hornets
Blue Hornets
Rainbow Hornets
Space Monsters
SPIDERMAN OR SUPERMAN
WWC Twizzlers
JF Stargazers
Gatorades
Nirvana
Electric oompa loompas
Orange Oxides or Fruit Loops
Kedd Reds

 

[Reverend Turtle]

Personally I feel that about half of online retail is fair. Sometimes less.

 

[Opus]

Very hard to do. You have to know your market and we don't know who you are trying to sell to, and then someone local to that market would have to reply.

 

[ZiggysZoas]

The Reverend mentioned online, but when I sell/trade in person, I usually check local stores to see the price and how high the local supply is. Usually I do half price, and if you have something stores don't have you can charge a little more, and if they do have a good supply you should probably charge a little less.

I'd still error on the side of generous though. It's better to sell for a little less than to not sell in my opinion

 

[scabbedwings616]

Watch the market and what is local. If you are doing a trade with some make it a point to let them know you are cutting them a deal. It always helps me

 

[PicassoClown04]

Hi! Best way for me is to go to the Livestock selling forum and click the search button. Type in the name of the zoa then change the search to “only this forum”. Then you can look through and see exactly what people are selling them for right now and base your prices off that

 

[Reefs and Geeks]

I typically sell for about half or less than online or LFSs. I have some higher end zoas that I sell to hobbyists for $25, or more common stuff as low as $10. I would rather sell more at prices that help keep the hobby alive and enjoyable for others than sell less for more profit. Really depends alot on local market too. Where I live, some people have trouble selling raga rampage chalice frags for $10, then I drove about 4 hours away and found people were happy to pay $40 for a frag. Even one or two people local selling frags of a particular coral cheap can bring down the local market for it.