TimeConsumer
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Ya'll sound like you need better local clubs. In Colorado we have a frag swap and put corals into three categories low, middle, and high. Then you bring in your frags and swap one for one that is in it's category. I think last year several hundred corals were traded. Lots of them very high end.
That's actually a brilliant idea. Sometimes a handful of simple categories can make things a lot easier. Can you give some more detail on the 1-for-1 exchange? I understand obviously that a frag of a really rare zoa, chalice or SPS would go into the high category and a small piece of GSP would go into the low category. But where would a 6" rock covered in GSP fall? Or a 10-head hammer? Or do you just do frags and colonies don't really make the cut?
Offtopic: Grats Broncos, great performance.