Is GSP the next big thing?!

[mrhasan]

I saw an add (somewhere else) of someone selling 1"x1" (yes you read that correctly) frag of GSP for $20 with a wholesale price of $100 for 7 of those frags. So I was wondering, is GSP the next big thing in this hobby? Is the bounce mushroom hype fading away? Because if it is, I better get on board for a GSP frag before people start asking for $200 for a small piece of craze

[soapy]

Yes! I suggest you fill your tank with it now before it is too late.

[gobytron]

electric rainbow gsp on the way.

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by soapy

Yes! I suggest you fill your tank with it now before it is too late.

My tank doesn't have enough space but probably worth setting up a new one if they are worth thousands down the road.

Originally Posted by gobytron

electric rainbow gsp on the way.

I am looking forward to Tyree Star Poly and Jason Fox Star Polyp.

[FishyFishy!]

Originally Posted by mrhasan

My tank doesn't have enough space but probably worth setting up a new one if they are worth thousands down the road.



I am looking forward to Tyree Star Poly and Jason Fox Star Polyp.

Oh man. My tank must be full of gold!!!

I see the most ridiculous prices on kijiji sometimes. Makes me wonder if they bought it at those prices, or if they are truely just trying to make major profit. Like a normal blue tang. Recently saw one on there for $180. Not sure who would pay $180 for one of the more common tangs...but I sure wouldnt.

And a 50 gallon with barely any equipment, a canister filter and live rock for $1750. C'mon!

[gobytron]

I paid 11$/lb for live rock in 2004...

Now I sell it for 3$/lb.

There is a sucker born every minute, a lot of them hang out at the aquarium store.

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by FishyFishy!

Oh man. My tank must be full of gold!!!

I see the most ridiculous prices on kijiji sometimes. Makes me wonder if they bought it at those prices, or if they are truely just trying to make major profit. Like a normal blue tang. Recently saw one on there for $180. Not sure who would pay $180 for one of the more common tangs...but I sure wouldnt.

And a 50 gallon with barely any equipment, a canister filter and live rock for $1750. C'mon!