I have jawbreaker mushrooms for sale in York, PA 17406. These are for local pickup only. This is a follow-up to my original sale thread here where I had posted a handful of Jawbreakers for sale. They all sold very quickly and I had a great experience meeting some friendly reefers that I sold pieces to, so I thought I’d do one more (and final) round! Prices are firm. The feedback I received from buyers can be found in my original sale thread here and also in the feedback forum here .
I enjoy growing out colonies, and I’m not one to typically frag and sell corals, but I recently upgraded tanks and wanted to thin out my jawbreaker colony a little in the process. All of these Jawbreakers are natural splits. This all started with one original piece that started out as a dime sized plain looking jawbreaker nearly 3 years ago. My experience is that these are fairly slow growers, the colors take a year or more to come in for most of them, but they do actually shoot off babies fairly quickly. They are very hardy.
All of these pieces are mounted on rocks. Photos were taken tonight, so they are all up to date and accurate. All photos are taken with my cell phone under a 250 watt Radium halide light.
1 - $450 – This is the mother/grandmother/great grandmother to all the pieces seen in this thread and in my first sale thread. This is my original piece, and part of me actually hopes no one buys it… I have a lot of history with this one, and it’s my pride and joy of the jawbreaker colony. One photo shows a side view with a quarter in the picture for a size comparison – the jawbreaker is approximately 3” in diameter. The other photo shows a top down close view. Although this price is better than you might find elsewhere for a similar piece, this is still clearly a good chunk of money for most people (myself included). As such, I’m including the smaller rock (also numbered as 1 and shown from different angles) that has 2 babies slightly smaller than a dime along with a tiny baby the size of an eraser for free along with this mother to take some of the sting away.
2 – $140 – 2 Jawbreakers on this rock. The larger one is a little bigger than a quarter and the smaller one is the size of a dime. No obvious reds or greens on these two yet, but the colors will come with time.
3 - $175 – 2 Jawbreakers on this rock. The one with red speckles and a little green is a little larger than a quarter in size. The smaller one is the size of a quarter with no obvious reds or greens coming in yet.
4 - $140 – 3 Jawbreakers on this rock. Each of these are the size of a dime, and the one has a cool red streak already coming in.
5 - $325 – This rock contains 5 Jawbreakers. The larger one (towards the top) is a little smaller than a half dollar with some red specks and a little green. There are 3 other Jawbreakers visible in the photo, 2 are the size of a quarter and one (partially hidden in the shadows) is the size of a dime. There is also a smaller Jawbreaker slightly smaller than a dime on the side of this rock (not visible in the photo).
6 – $125 - This rock has 3 Jawbreakers. Each of these are the size of the dime with no greens or reds showing yet.
7 – $150 – This rock has 2 Jawbreakers. The larger one is the size of a quarter, and the smaller one is the size of a dime. No colors showing on these yet.
8 – $150 – There is one Jawbreaker on this rock, and it is a little larger than a quarter. It’s a little angry from being moved to photograph, and I’ll try to get a better photo of this posted later.
9 - $175 – The larger one is roughly the size of a half dollar with some red speck just starting to come in. The smaller one is slightly smaller than a quarter with no notable red showing up yet.
I enjoy growing out colonies, and I’m not one to typically frag and sell corals, but I recently upgraded tanks and wanted to thin out my jawbreaker colony a little in the process. All of these Jawbreakers are natural splits. This all started with one original piece that started out as a dime sized plain looking jawbreaker nearly 3 years ago. My experience is that these are fairly slow growers, the colors take a year or more to come in for most of them, but they do actually shoot off babies fairly quickly. They are very hardy.
All of these pieces are mounted on rocks. Photos were taken tonight, so they are all up to date and accurate. All photos are taken with my cell phone under a 250 watt Radium halide light.
1 - $450 – This is the mother/grandmother/great grandmother to all the pieces seen in this thread and in my first sale thread. This is my original piece, and part of me actually hopes no one buys it… I have a lot of history with this one, and it’s my pride and joy of the jawbreaker colony. One photo shows a side view with a quarter in the picture for a size comparison – the jawbreaker is approximately 3” in diameter. The other photo shows a top down close view. Although this price is better than you might find elsewhere for a similar piece, this is still clearly a good chunk of money for most people (myself included). As such, I’m including the smaller rock (also numbered as 1 and shown from different angles) that has 2 babies slightly smaller than a dime along with a tiny baby the size of an eraser for free along with this mother to take some of the sting away.
2 – $140 – 2 Jawbreakers on this rock. The larger one is a little bigger than a quarter and the smaller one is the size of a dime. No obvious reds or greens on these two yet, but the colors will come with time.
3 - $175 – 2 Jawbreakers on this rock. The one with red speckles and a little green is a little larger than a quarter in size. The smaller one is the size of a quarter with no obvious reds or greens coming in yet.
4 - $140 – 3 Jawbreakers on this rock. Each of these are the size of a dime, and the one has a cool red streak already coming in.
5 - $325 – This rock contains 5 Jawbreakers. The larger one (towards the top) is a little smaller than a half dollar with some red specks and a little green. There are 3 other Jawbreakers visible in the photo, 2 are the size of a quarter and one (partially hidden in the shadows) is the size of a dime. There is also a smaller Jawbreaker slightly smaller than a dime on the side of this rock (not visible in the photo).
6 – $125 - This rock has 3 Jawbreakers. Each of these are the size of the dime with no greens or reds showing yet.
7 – $150 – This rock has 2 Jawbreakers. The larger one is the size of a quarter, and the smaller one is the size of a dime. No colors showing on these yet.
8 – $150 – There is one Jawbreaker on this rock, and it is a little larger than a quarter. It’s a little angry from being moved to photograph, and I’ll try to get a better photo of this posted later.
9 - $175 – The larger one is roughly the size of a half dollar with some red speck just starting to come in. The smaller one is slightly smaller than a quarter with no notable red showing up yet.
