Torch pricing

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Hello everyone. Can anyone give me an idea of what this torch might sell for per head? It's getting a bit big for my tank and I'm thinking of fraging it. Thanks in advance
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Or you could buck the trend and give good deals and spread good will everywhere.
FWIW, when I sell local, I always try to give hobbyists good deals.
I know lfs have to charge enough to stay in business. But hobbyists don't have the same bills.

just my 2 cents worth.
 
Do you have a LFS that you could trade it in for credit then get something else or a local club? When I had my old tank I hardly ever had to buy new corals I would just trade with local reefers or LFS.
 
Do you have a LFS that you could trade it in for credit then get something else or a local club? When I had my old tank I hardly ever had to buy new corals I would just trade with local reefers or LFS.
I do yes.
 
I trade my hammer coral to LFS for $10 a head, got $400 in credit last time. YES, my hammer grows like a weed. I could sell for more but I like to support my LFS.
 

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