When is too much, too much?

How much for a frag of something neat

  • $20 bucks

  • $60 bucks

  • $100 bucks

  • $200 bucks

  • $ 300 bucks

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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If the person feels it is worth the price then they should go for it. Pricing can be frustrating but, they wouldn't be priced that way if people were not buying it. I have seen people buy frags based on name only and pay way more than they would have for a frag of something that looks similar but way cheaper. Consumers are more likely to purchase hyped up products than not. I believe it's the got to have the latest and greatest to keep up with the Robinson's syndrome. I reef on a budget that does not allow that kind of spending personally. However, I like what I buy and that is all that matters to me. Heck most people who come over to my house wouldn't know what the difference is between a zoa and a acro or what they are.
 

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