Would you pay big $ for this acro

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I just love the color blends on this deepwater.
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That’s a nice stick with great colors. All it takes is one person to pay $500 for and then it sells for $799. I’ve seen tenuis acros go for upwards of $1200. But to answer the question I would probably pass.
 
That’s a nice stick with great colors. All it takes is one person to pay $500 for and then it sells for $799. I’ve seen tenuis acros go for upwards of $1200. But to answer the question I would probably pass.
Haha nah i wouldnt do that to the hobby.
 
Give it a banging name and it'll be worth it. I'm not buying no name acro, j/k.... lol
 
Nice piece. You should document the growth and any changes in color over the next couple months with pics. If it holds that color and is a decent grower I would say some would pay good money for a piece. Not a crazy amount but $100-200 range depending on the size of a frag.
 
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Nice piece. You should document the growth and any changes in color over the next couple months with pics. If it holds that color and is a decent grower I would say some would pay good money for a piece. Not a crazy amount but $100-300 range depending on the size of a frag.
This originally dark solid purple when i got it
 
Keep us updated on it’s growth and color. I like it right now with the green in the branches. Well done on this wild fragment. Also it does look like a smooth skinned acro to me.
 

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