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Zan's Aquatica

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I am wondering why prices remain so high for pieces that seem to be so readily available and always listed for sale— such as the Black Widow Nem and anything else that is thought to be rare but seems pretty common?
 
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Because people pay it. BTAs kind of crack me up because they are almost a pest anemone. Imagine if Aiptasia came in different colors. People would be collecting them too.


hahaha! There is this one coral that looks like a red/pink Aiptasia and is pricey, don't know the name but i can't get passed the resemblance. So, the only thing driving prices is not availability but desirability, you say!
 

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2nd that!!!!
 

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