What are Green Button Paly's Worth?
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mfinn
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I can't even give them away.
So I would have to say pretty much nothing.
So I would have to say pretty much nothing.
NanoDJS
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That is a very vague description , some exhibit polychromatic color and amazing structure , we would have to see them to understand if they are plain ol fodder or something ultra, most likely though they are like Josh said except for enjoyment not worth anything
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I have had some nice looking morphs but they can be very invasive and will not have them in my upcoming system. I usually sell very cheap if it is a colony on a separate rock, but only with warning buyer how fast they can spread.
It's so funny everyone says they're worthless. At the local frag shows i sell out of these everytime at $10 for a plug, rock, thermometer lol or whatever they will grow on.
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
That said I would warn people if it is an aggressive grower.
Clayalaleona
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I think you're the only one that can do this lol
joshporksandwich
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If i go to your local frag show i think i would make 1 million dollars hahaha
mfinn
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I remember when I first started looking into corals, I saw button polyps as a cool looking coral that would grow fast and easy.
Covered bare rock and prevented algae from growing.
Some have intense green coloring with a interesting pattern.
I bought some then, 27 years ago.
Now all I see is a insidious pest that never really seems to go away.
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Oh i tell everyone to keep it away from main rocks. Of course pretty much all zoas & palys would eventually take over all rocks of given enough time.Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
The only worst thing imo is monti caps, will eventually shade out everything else including zoas.
You probly would, lots of zoa fanatics in CT
