Brian Chong
New member
Yeah, I completely understand. It looks nothing special now and it's a very tiny frag but I see its potential and value once it grows out to a huge colony. 250g's old colony is my inspiration. I agree that it's very expensive but I wouldnt rush to say it's overpriced. Value is in the eye of the buyerIt's a nice piece, if you think it's worth it go for it. I can't say i would or wouldn't until I've seen one in person, but I've paid that much for frags. Smack dab in the middle of my tank is a bubble gum milli I paid a fair amount for, but I really dig them. Hopefully one day it will grow into an amazing piece. For now it's just a hairy brown frag with hints of blue/red and a little GFP infection lol.
Besides who is to say whats over priced. If you like it, got the money, won't miss the money then why not..if it's TOP Ramana for a week or an Acro then you should probably be rethinking the hobby.![]()
I think chalice corals are infamous for price gouging based on wacky names. I just saw my miami chalice corals once going for a thousand being sold for 350. That's insane. If I grew mine into a colony, I would be more than happy to sell frags at a tiny fraction of their costs to bring prices down but I dont do this for a living so...It sure looks pretty but as a reefer Im tired of getting price gouged for a stick that someone gave a cool name. Maybe if all reefers unite and boycott the sale of Red Dragon the price will drop so we can all share in the beauty. But if you like it buy it!
A dosing pump that tests and adds the amount needed would be awesome.I used to get all upset, I still think the naming is silly, but it is what it is.. Until we get controllers that can constantly test for ALK, Calc, Mag, Salinity, for ultimate control and easy tank stability So everybody can have a perfect SPS farm of a tank.. Those that can grow will always be able to set the price for those that can't.. unfortunately I'm still in the can't category.. but i'm getting better![]()
HAHAHA good point and thanks. and it's safer than drugs right?....I think everyone is nuts!
However, after seeing what people blow in a casino and/or a gentlemen's club, (term used loosely) I am all for, and in agreement with your insanity.
I would have never thought of that name. What do dragons and fflowers have anything to do with this? If we called 'em by their real names we'd be experts in id'ing coralsI think we should go back to calling it the firefighter fuchsia:sad1:
Yeah, second one would be a better choice. The encrusted one does look like it has some pe in the pic. I'm not to worried about that. I think our tanks at home are better than the ones at the lfs since we're not always adding and taking stuff out on a daily basis. I rarely see pe in lfs tanksI wouldn't spend that kind of coin on the piece that is 1/3 dead already. If I had to pick, I'd probably spend the extra money on the piece without STN. If you go with the first one and it continues to STN then you will end up wanting to buy another one and will then have spent $300+
Do either of these peices have PE in person?
Who is Greg? Reefraft?If you belive that your tank can support such a coral then do it, Greg is a very accomplished reefer. I would not think twice to buy from him.
:dance:If you can afford it, I'd get the second one since it is already encrusting.
On a side note, who cares if people think you're crazy. If it were a common sps, everyone would have a large colony in their tank. Yes I will use the word...currently it is a RARE color morph in the hobby. When it gets more popular and more people start fragging it, the price will come down and the mass judgers will buy it then. But until that happens, let the people judge you while you are happily looking at your newest frag in your tank!