these prices are easily 2-3 times more than what we pay for them.nick said:an asian aro besaides green or yellow will cost 3k plus at least and thats a 3-5incher.....
in the U.S. a 5 in red goes for 4-5k
Yeah we dont get to chose, what comes in is what we get.IoStrisciare said:these prices are easily 2-3 times more than what we pay for them.
furthermore there is no guarantee that the aros are of the breed you want.
Thanks brohardb0iled said:Yeah I've been doing a little more research, I think it might be possible to have some sent over from one of the farms in Malaysia if you arranged all the paper work, as Anne outlined, but its a lot of mucking around and the farm I was looking at will only ship a minimum of 12 fish.
I think you would have to be very keen to get one, be a dealer or get few friends together and import them between you and maybe sell a few of the extras. I'm not even sure that is legal?
I think I'll settle for another Jardini. I like Aust natives anyway!
Love your Leichardti Steve_89
Melbourne - S.E. subrubs.Steve_89 said:Thanks bro
Where abouts in Australia are you?
If you are still looking to import some Asian Arowanas then i would definantly be willing to buy a few.hardb0iled;71277; said:Yeah I've been doing a little more research, I think it might be possible to have some sent over from one of the farms in Malaysia if you arranged all the paper work, as Anne outlined, but its a lot of mucking around and the farm I was looking at will only ship a minimum of 12 fish.
I think you would have to be very keen to get one, be a dealer or get few friends together and import them between you and maybe sell a few of the extras. I'm not even sure that is legal?
I think I'll settle for another Jardini. I like Aust natives anyway!
Love your Leichardti Steve_89