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What would this leather be classified as? Bought it as “weeping willow” but assuming it’s just a long tentacle toadstool? image.jpg image.jpg
 

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very hardy and needs medium flow and moderate light with occasional addition of iron and iodine in water
 
What would this leather be classified as? Bought it as “weeping willow” but assuming it’s just a long tentacle toadstool? image.jpg image.jpg
Do you have a photo with no flow? The only way to ID a true Weeping Willow is without any flow.
 
Do you have a photo with no flow? The only way to ID a true Weeping Willow is without any flow.
Yeah let me see l have had this guy for almost 2 years now never fragged

Last picture is like 3 months of having it. Has flow but just another picture
 

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Light reflection in the way but here is a top down picture

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very hardy and needs medium flow and moderate light with occasional addition of iron and iodine in water
Yeah it’s in medium/high flow have had it for 2 years debating on fragging it up. Since it’s so big though not sure where to put all the frags.
 
Light reflection in the way but here is a top down picture

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Unfortunately it’s not a true weeper as without flow the true weeping willow will lower all of its polyps and just have them hang whilst regular long polyped leathers don’t really dangle them and instead have them move around more.
 
Unfortunately it’s not a true weeper as without flow the true weeping willow will lower all of its polyps and just have them hang whilst regular long polyped leathers don’t really dangle them and instead have them move around more.
Yeah not all fall only a very few. I was just wondering in classification before I frag it. Don’t want to over price something that’s not a “true” weeping willow.
 
Don’t have a lot of room though so not sure where to put a bunch of frags. It’s taking up like half my rock work. It’s huge
 
What would be a fair price for frags about this size? Would y’all say I’m not really here to profit. Just need to make room . Don’t want to overprice like I said above.
 

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any suggestions on pricing for this long polyp toadstool?
 

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