Prices?

premilove

Active Member
hey everyone..i am looking to make some room in my tank..is there any way I can tell how much my zoas are worth?
i have some AOGs, Nuclear Greens, man i have so many i cant think of all the names!
I am not trying to promote sales on this website, mods please dont get mad!
 

lil.guppy

Active Member
Google your zoos by name if you know them and you can come up with some pictures. Or if your not wanting to make major money with them just sell them for $1 a polyp as long as they are not the high end kinds
 

premilove

Active Member
ahh idk all of their names..i guess i can sell $1 polyps, each one of my colonies have over 25 heads..
i googled the ones that i actually can ID, i dont see any set prices for them?
 

lil.guppy

Active Member
Well if you type in the name and then say "for sale" or if you go to the big auction site you can usually get an idea.
Its hard to say, but that sounds like good close to small show pieces but it really depends on the quality. If you post pics I can help. I have been looking for zoos for a Loooooong time so I kinda have an idea of prices.
If its really pretty or not common you can get $40-60 for 25 polyps so I dont want you to take my advice on the $1 a polype and practically give them away cause that would mean you would have to give them to me MUA HA HA HA

But yea post some pics!
 

premilove

Active Member










i think i should take individual pictures of each colony..that's my plan for later!
i also have pink Armageddons, about 9 heads..
 

salt210

Active Member
premilove
in post 7 in your 2nd pic, what is that neon green in the pic? new to corals and am curious. thanks
just realized I see it in some other pics too, but there it sticks out
 

jpa0741

Member
Originally Posted by Flower
http:///forum/post/3011461
The creature is worth what you are willing to pay for it.
Some may be cheaper, but can you see if they are healthy? Sometimes you might say they are asking too much...you may not be able to find them later.
Don't do any impulse buys, look around. The tank fills up fast so be sure it is what you want. Make sure the creature will adapt to the tank type you have and enjoy your purchase.
When you are purchasing your specimen. get the healthiest, brightest, biggest you can find of whatever you want, if it cost just a little good, if it cost more...you paid for what you wanted. Don't beat yourself up because you paid more than Joe accross the street.
If you really want to save...look for someone who is getting out of the hobby, upgrading, or moving...they sell cheap. I practically gave my coral away when I was moving. There are coral swaps and frag swaps all over.
? I don't get this post
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flower

Well-Known Member
OOps I was answering another person using my Microsoft word, spell check and copy paste...and posting at the same time...I got things mixed up. Sorry.
Is there any way to fix it and get it off of there?
 

meowzer

Moderator
Originally Posted by Flower
http:///forum/post/3011485
OOps I was answering another person using my Microsoft word, spell check and copy paste...and posting at the same time...I got things mixed up. Sorry.
Is there any way to fix it and get it off of there?
Try editing it....and just put hi or something
 

flower

Well-Known Member
Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/3011490
Try editing it....and just put hi or something

I typed Deleted, but someone completely quoted it, and I can't remove my booboo now
All I can say is sorry.
I have done worse, at least it is spelled right.
 
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