looking at this Dat. ST? or ? is it worth $1350
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^^^ My focus was more on the tail stripes rather than the thickness of the middle bars which are somewhat thin.
there not ST there cambodian tigers! hence the tail striping compared to an ST tail pattern ps i own the tiger in the background on the second pic
If these were real STS, the market price here in Canada would be 2k +. It already is in Singapore. In the states, widebars range from $1500 to $2k as I've seen advertised with no DOA when shipped. Buyer takes full responsibility, dead or alive. You pay for what you get. I advertised as Cambodian Tiger and the price reflects it. Unfortunately, up here in Canada, we do not have the availability for true widebars like you guys have in the states, especially Socal. Importing any of these large tigers up here is a lot of work and is a risk on its own. I basically have to get them shipped to Seattle WA with no DOA, I drive 3.5 hours to Seatac airport and back to Vancouver, Canada. Thats 7 hours of driving lol. Is the fish worth it? Well it depends on how serious someone want to own the fish. Money is just a small factor but collectors will spend what they have to and travel any distance in order to obtain their rare pet! Including myself lol.
Hand picked IT imo.. Even if it was a ST it doesn't warrant that much money due to the thin bars
It's def a nice dat, but def not a true pulcher from the Mekong river in Thailand. For that kind of money it should carry every feature of the real thing and it doesn't. His tail looks like it might have some issues. It looks notched up a bit, but also looks a bit small for his body.
so these fish below are hand picked indo as well because of the tail striping correct? these 2 i also brought in many years ago and belongs to my friend now. they are def not indos! some widebars have wide bars yet other have thinner bars.
