Looks like its from the rhodactis family if its bubbles get bigger you could say its a bounce but when there that small doesn't seem to count as a bounceSo if this is not a bounce then what the heck is it?
Quick question how much did your salt water set up cost ... I I'm gonna say a few thousand so I'm guessing you know like everyone in the hobby its an expensive hobby.. Just like you can get a dog for free or pay 25k for a show dog you have a choice on what you buy just like in any hobby you want a 10,dollar rc car cool or go buy a 5,thousand dollar one its up to you and your budget just because this coral is priced out of you comfort zone or spending budget doesn't mean its priced to high .. Dose this seem like a fair response ??? Makes sense to me .
That is kinda were the supply and demand part comes in, if there is a limited supply no matter the reason ... New , grows slow, hard to keep alive whatever the case!! is even tickets to a supper bowl game can be bought for $600 and resold for $6000 just because of its short supply and people want it that's basically the foundation of the USA ever hear the phrase buy low sell high. Even corn goes up in price when the supply is down one day is 10 for a dollar the next its a buck a pop and trust me most people with the really high end stuff spend a lot of time and money well beyond what a normal hobbyist with a basic tank dose. Bigger tank more chemicals and more expensive equipment... I have more to say but I have to get back to work ...
I spend way more then the average hobbyist on corals and equipment but still find a way to sell corals for way less then I bought them! A lot of my frags run me anywhere from $75 to $500 each and for the most part I sell my frags for $25-$40 each and my frags are bigger then the original ones I purchase 90% of the time.
That orange one may be cornbreds orang bubble bounce and not a wwc bounce this would explain the color differenceMy friend picked the one on the back at the rap and the one on front I bought here ... Both are Wwc... My question is the color... What's the reason behind it like the one in the front is less orange and most bubbles are yellow green and the one behind is mostly orange and just spots of greens?
Still at least 3grand. (According to CB)
Maybe you looked at an old post but right now its 499 or 599 on eBay I don't remember witch
Jason Fox put one up today with 12 bubbles for 2800. Its in the WYSIWYG section.
If your really selling 500 dollar frags for,$40 I'll take one of everything and throw in a bounce mushroom !! I'm sure you sell some cheap ones to friends now and again but I am a little skeptical about this .. Any way say your like most people and buy a $100 frag and a year later you frag it 10,times and sell them for $50 each frag your still making a $400 profit . and from the sounds of it you do this with lots of corals like a tax fee store with no overhead your making out with more $$$$$$money$$$$$$ than the people selling one really high priced coral. But we won't get into that. [emoji12] personally I have never sold a frag I have traded at swaps and given away to people new to the hobby but if I have a amazing bounce mushroom that lots and lots of people want and they are willing to pay good money for it I'm going to sell it for as much as I can get for it I don't think that's being greedy at all . now I could see if I was a company and discovered something really cool in the ocean and had a ton of it and was releasing just a little for big money that's kinda jacked.
Maybe I'm crazy or it sold but I only see the frag for 599
Go to jasonfoxsignaturecorals.com. Then go to WYSIWYG section. On the last page, fourth coral on the top row its a 2800 dollar bounce with 12 bubbles. It was my bad. Not cornbred, it was jason fox.
