anyone a good appraiser for zoas?

[stickx911]

I have a rock with 4 or so named zoa colonies and a single sps branch that i started with 1 polyp of each and a tiny piece of the sps and its got almost a year of growth id like to get a value on so i can list it for sale and not go too low or too high. I can post a picture,but i figures pm would be best

 

[ringo®]

Prices are all over the place. List the names and I'm sure a few people could help you figure out a fair price.

 

[stickx911]

I have a terrible camera, but I'm not 100% on names. The only one I remember is like chong bong which is the fastest grower of the batch. Next is a red one, than the other two have grown super slow.

Here are the horrible photos:

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[ringo®]

Those are tough to make out. Looks like orange oxides and red people eaters

 

[stickx911]

It doesn't help they're not in a spot where I can get a shot through the glass. I'll move them and try another shot later if I have to.

 

[1mbrews8]

did you take that on a Dora the Explorer phone or something? Lol! Jk!
Kinda looks like lord of the rings - might be red with green centers?

 

[ksicard]

Your def going to need a clearer picture so we can see. There's so many different morphs and patterns of zoas that we'd need to be able to have a clear picture of them to price them.

 

[snowmansnow]

ooo.. maybe I need to become a coral appraiser I can travel around and price corals for people haha.. kinda like a mobile PSA company

 

[hiimsean]

the "PE" ones might actually be chong bongs