i think it's a typo but he did it 2 times so i don't know...:tongue:
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Ok, now I'm thoroughly confused? There is no BROWSERS listed on any of the coral ID sites. There is a BOWSER polyp on CoralID, pictures submitted by chipcount. So are we talking about Bowsers, or are you introducing yet another similar polyp and calling them Browsers?
No matter the difference, there is no way the "Bowser" is $240 per polyp better. Seems to me a lot of collectors are trying to protect their overpriced investment.
Can anyone show me a colony of these? I'm not talking a 5-10 polyp colony, but a 4-5" colony with 50-100 polyps that has been in a display tank for over a year. Seem like everyone who has these are busy fragging and turning their bowsers into a money making machine. I'm not knocking that if people are willing to pay it, and there is certainly nothing wrong with your tank "paying you back", but it seems that "high end" collecters are in it more for the money and brag factor not for the joy of the hobby.
P.S. I'd take Troylee's polyps for $10per any day over a $250 bowser.
Let's get on topic here for a minute what exactly are the differences just growth rate and brightness???
No matter the difference, there is no way the "Bowser" is $240 per polyp better. Seems to me a lot of collectors are trying to protect their overpriced investment.
Can anyone show me a colony of these? I'm not talking a 5-10 polyp colony, but a 4-5" colony with 50-100 polyps that has been in a display tank for over a year. Seem like everyone who has these are busy fragging and turning their bowsers into a money making machine. I'm not knocking that if people are willing to pay it, and there is certainly nothing wrong with your tank "paying you back", but it seems that "high end" collecters are in it more for the money and brag factor not for the joy of the hobby.
P.S. I'd take Troylee's polyps for $10per any day over a $250 bowser.
To me the patterns are exactly the same the only difference is one is brighter than the other.
That photo is wicked - almost looks like there's a halo on the egg crate from the bowsers brightness.....
First off,let me state that you will never see a 50-100 polyp colony of these things unless we find a colony in the wild,any captive colony that you think you are going to see of these that has 50+ polyps of,you are dreaming and you will never find it unless we all wait 50 years for these things to grow into that.
If you havent read up on these,I suggest that you do,they grow way to slow,and do not grow fast at all for the to grow 50 polyps in a year.To see a picture of that,someone would have to shop it together and lie about it,there is no possible way unless we find a wild colony that is exactly the same as these...
High end collectors are not people who want the money,I gurantee it,high end collectors collect high end corals half the time because they have the money up front.You dont see many high end collectors who pit pat around and save enough money to buy a master piece scolymia that sells in a matter of minuets.