Possible new Addition what do you think $$??

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It most likely looks lighter or more brown in the pic from the camera flash/lack of good available light. I bet its really really nice and dark in person.

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Thanks guys. i wanted your personal opinions because the pricing was extremely high. its definitely wild no question about that. But way out of range price-wise. i find it to be very nice but would pay max 900-1000.
 
I've saw thousand island P13 crossed with P12 looking very similar to this.

Personally it's not my type of ray but as mentioned it's what it's worth to you - i agree in the fact some people can suggest that perhaps a price is more than what the fish is worth which might put you off but if you like it and are willing to pay that price to own something very unique then get it - i've paid over the odds for some rays i have purely because i liked them.
 
Why is $$$ bling always mentioned or referred when talking rays.

That is a nice ray. Hybrid rays fetch mega if they are deadly nice.


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i don't understand how a hybrid can fetch more - i agree with a post made by T1Karmann before which was that a pedigree dog would cost more than a dog which is cross bred so there would be no justification if the pure dog would be lower priced.

I can't see how rays would be any different.
 
Than I'd recommend not keeping high end fish because the pedigree means nothing in fish. T1 may have used that out of context but he to also would agree that a nice ray regardless would fetch good dollars.
People buy pure bred show dogs for the pedigree ....people buy fish for an array of reasons. Never once have I heard a person complain about a real nice hybrids pedigree. Sure really nice pure bred rays are something special .


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calgaryflames said:
Than I'd recommend not keeping high end fish because the pedigree means nothing in fish. T1 may have used that out of context but he to also would agree that a nice ray regardless would fetch good dollars.
People buy pure bred show dogs for the pedigree ....people buy fish for an array of reasons. Never once have I heard a person complain about a real nice hybrids pedigree. Sure really nice pure bred rays are something special .
I wouldn't agree that pedigree means nothing in fish, when im buying pups or adults I want to know the parents of the fish if possible, im not saying I wouldn't pay a higher price for a hybrid but I would rather pay a higher price for a fish that I no the background of. Pure is for always better then a hybrid/mutt for me and all fish have different values to different people as we are all looking for different things in our fish. Just my opion, if u like it and can afford it then buy it :)

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bonesb66 said:
i don't understand how a hybrid can fetch more - i agree with a post made by T1Karmann before which was that a pedigree dog would cost more than a dog which is cross bred so there would be no justification if the pure dog would be lower priced.

I can't see how rays would be any different.
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Not exactly actually... (in terms of dogs) for example the cost of a golden doodle is greater than the cost of a golden retriever (if it is being bought as a house pet) other wise it depends on the pedigree, which in that case a champion bred golden doodle would still cost more than a champion bred golden retriever.. along with french bulldogs (a mix of a pug, boston terrier and an english bulldog, obviously over the span of multiple generations) costs more than a pug, boston terrier and in some cases an english bulldog. It all depends on what traits of the different breeds the buyer is looking for... for example most people love the fact that golden doodles dont shed and they still have the amazing personality found in golden retrievers.. im not saying that it is the same in fish but there are cross bred fish that do cost more than pure preds because they have aquired desirable traits from both parents (like a tsnXrtc costs the same, or even more than either one of the pure bred parents)... but it depends on personal taste like stated before... in the case of this ray (if it is a hybrid) it just depends on whether or not the buyer desires the traits of the cross bred over a pure bred...
 
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