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    Coral Glows, do they tend to be cleaner or covered in black specks?

    Because some of the ones I have seen are clean and others arent.
    Also how much do they usually go for?
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    Re: Coral Glows, do they tend to be cleaner or covered in black specks?

    I think the black specks come with age, and it's probly random. NERD has a female listed for $20,000. So I'm guessing they're in that range.
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    Re: Coral Glows, do they tend to be cleaner or covered in black specks?

    I have a female that just shed for the 3rd time and she now has a few specks. She didn't have any prior to this shed. Many of the pictures you see are babies and that's why they don't have the specks.

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