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Looking for an ID plus what a fair price would be on this frag of zoas! Thanks

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Pics very blue - hard to tell colors
 

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Hi! I believe that these are blue lagoon. Smaller frags (4 polyps or less) can go for up to $10 a polyp but if you were to sell the piece as is right now, I would be surprised if someone dropped $80 for it. I would say if you were to sell without fragging, $60 is probably the upper limit for what the average person would pay.
 

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