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Zoa Pricing Help

JustJordan

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I normally buy not sell.

However, I am planning to sell some overgrowth of some Zoas at a local swap and am curious on pricing. Some of the Zoas are on individual frags, while other varieties are on mixed frags.

Any insight into pricing would be appreciated. I don't want to price to high and rob people or price to low and rob myself.

Names Below.
Rainbow Hornets
Magicians
Alpha Omega
Fiji Solar Flare
Captain Jerks
plus a few others
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I know my numbering system is wonky, but, I wanted like zoas to be in the same letter category.

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Is it all of the Zoas on the rack? Or just the names you have listed? I can’t really help too much but I do know that magicians and captain jerks usually go around $20 per ~3-5 polyp frag
 
Is it all of the Zoas on the rack? Or just the names you have listed? I can’t really help too much but I do know that magicians and captain jerks usually go around $20 per ~3-5 polyp frag
All the zoas on the rack I intend to sell. Just listed those names as for reference.

Thanks for the info on the pricing of those two.
 
All the zoas on the rack I intend to sell. Just listed those names as for reference.

Thanks for the info on the pricing of those two.
Well I also noticed that the ones those two are on are mixed frags, so I would bump it up to ~$35-45
 

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