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Green weeping willow toadstool

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A local reefer is selling frags of this weeping willow toadstool.
I was wondering if this is a good price or overpriced. He is selling them for 200$ a frag.
 
Forgot the pictures lol the frags and mother

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anyone have some input on this?
OVERPRICED!!! Many people slap on the name weeping willow to their leather coral when selling a long polyp toadstool leather coral to make a quick buck. As far as I know, the only true weeping willow coral strain is owned by Jake Adams and very few other individuals. To me, that looks like just a long polyp green toadstool that is quite similar to my full colony which I bought for $150.

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A local reefer is selling frags of this weeping willow toadstool.
I was wondering if this is a good price or overpriced. He is selling them for 200$ a frag.
You can get the normal weeping willows (green shoots, bright blue polyps) for $60 on mainstream sites. That’s a bad deal.
 
OVERPRICED!!! Many people slap on the name weeping willow to their leather coral when selling a long polyp toadstool leather coral to make a quick buck. As far as I know, the only true weeping willow coral strain is owned by Jake Adams and very few other individuals. To me, that looks like just a long polyp green toadstool that is quite similar to my full colony which I bought for $150.

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That's a beaut. How long are the polyps?
 
A local reefer is selling frags of this weeping willow toadstool.
I was wondering if this is a good price or overpriced. He is selling them for 200$ a frag.
Yikes
I paid $15 for mine
 

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