Scolymia coral grade

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When distinguishing the quality of a scoll, which one is higher, thick or thin?
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I think it's more of a color/pattern thing.
 
Those are all 3 very nice pieces. And also worth about the same. Scoly it’s the number of colors that adds to the $$
 
All 3 should be in the $200-$400 range depending on where and who you buy from. Last year before the price hike those 3 would be $199 all day long. Nice ones are you getting One? Or already yours?
 
All 3 should be in the $200-$400 range depending on where and who you buy from. Last year before the price hike those 3 would be $199 all day long. Nice ones are you getting One? Or already yours?
I haven't bought it yet and I'm deciding.
What would be good?
 
I am no expert by ANY means.. but can I ask, is there a difference in price between the pieces you are showing?

I suspect 5, which is my personal favorite, is significantly higher priced.
 
So which one of these is higher?
1.
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2.
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3.
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It's purely subjective and depends on whatever the seller decides. Whichever appeals to you the most is the one you should get.
 
I am no expert by ANY means.. but can I ask, is there a difference in price between the pieces you are showing?

I suspect 5, which is my personal favorite, is significantly higher priced.
Yes! There is a price difference!
1,2,3 400~600USD
4,5 300USD
 
I personally like 4 and 5 for the colors. Then I’d go 1 for the gold in the center
but it all depends on what you want in your tanks
 

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