Worth $150?

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Ultra color hammer at my lfs. Do you guys think it's worth it. It's a little better in person of course. Pic taken with android.
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I can't see spending that much on any frag or coral or fish for that matter. What if they die? Just me, worth is subjective.
 
Not sure of the size. But it looks like a maricultured wall hammer. I have seen 4" long skeleton go for 150-200 depending on color. Orange or pinks higher than greens. Now a branching hammer, that would be a bit much. But i can't keep walls for more than 6 months. So i avoid them.
 
Not sure of the size. But it looks like a maricultured wall hammer. I have seen 4" long skeleton go for 150-200 depending on color. Orange or pinks higher than greens. Now a branching hammer, that would be a bit much. But i can't keep walls for more than 6 months. So i avoid them.
It's pretty big. 5" across the top.
 
Have never seen colors like this on a hammer. Wish I got a better picture. Lite pink transition into a lite blue green.
 
Personally, I wouldn't pay that much. I picked up a gold/blue wall hammer and a pink tipped torch for $150 from my LFS. It could just be different pricing based on our locations...

 
Personally, I wouldn't pay that much. I picked up a gold/blue wall hammer and a pink tipped torch for $150 from my LFS. It could just be different pricing based on our locations...

That's a sick hammer. I'm not a big fan of them but I would have grabbed that one. Lol
 

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