What’s a good price for this torch

[Ocean’s Piece]

4 heads, 2 are partially bleached, but both look like they can recover and aren’t too far gone. What would you say would be a good price to list it for?

 

[James_O]

$0, looks pretty dang unhealthy to me.

 

[RMS18]

I would let it recover in your tank first, cut the dead head off then list it. It may not do well in shipping if it's already stressed and not in great health. Plus once recovered you can ask for more $ than now.

 

[James M]

If you’re buying I’d pay $50.
If you’re selling it I wouldn’t sell it until it’s in good health

 

[Reefing102]

If your trying to sell it, I’d let it recover first as mentioned above.

If you’re thinking about buying it, I probably wouldn’t pay much more than $75 thinking from a 2 head perspective not 4 head perspective

 

[Ocean’s Piece]

I’m selling it btw. I recently moved it down in my tank and I’m going to start feeding reef chili tonight

 

[James M]

I’m selling it btw. I recently moved it down in my tank and I’m going to start feeding reef chili tonight

Best only to sell livestock in good health

 

[James_O]

I didn’t realize you were selling it. Since that’s the case, I recommend you wait until it fully recovers, and then try to re sell it. (As mentioned above)

 

[reeferZ]

torches are tricky. if one head goes, you can get brown jelly and the rest will follow. Know what it looks like and be prepared to act immediately to save other head.

Nurse the piece back to health or donate to a friend to recover

 

[Ocean’s Piece]

I just fed some reef chili earlier. It was my first time doing it. It didn’t really respond to the feeding but some of my other corals did. I know torches aren’t active feeders. We will see what happens