8"-9" Leichardti.... So. Cal.

[jlnguyen74]

So you're saying jars are more rare than leis???

Didn't I say that? I said Lei is not as rare as last year

 

[House 64]

Sean if you still have it by time of the meet bring it with you ill take it.

Sounds good.... but I am considering keeping it because my new tanks will be here by then.... I hope.

But with all the controversy over them not being "Rare" anymore I'm sure it'll help me NOT SELL THE FREAKING FISH!

 

[jlnguyen74]

Sean if you still have it by time of the meet bring it with you ill take it.

So brada, are you going to get lei from Sean?

 

[jlnguyen74]

Sounds good.... but I am considering keeping it because my new tanks will be here by then.... I hope.

But with all the controversy over them not being "Rare" anymore I'm sure it'll help me NOT SELL THE FREAKING FISH!

People buy fish, because they like it, not because it's rare, bro. For example, there's no way I'm going to spend a G on a Kelberi, but Joey would in a New York minute. I'm sorry if I derail your thread

 

[House 64]

Famous323.... to answer your question (and from my experience) the Lei's are slightly less aggressive. I've had Jardini's that were aggressive at 3" and these two Lei's that I have are currently 8"-9" and seem rather passive. There are several members here that keep their Lei's in a community tank, that's not as common with a Jardini (however it can and has been done).

I do agree with John, the Lei's are not as "rare" as they once were but NOWHERE near as prevalent as the Jardini's. In my obsessive nature to visit LFS I have occasionally seen a Lei but typically always see at least 1 Jardini. I've found that Lei's are only kept and sold by "Hobbyist" such as us from these forums. Since Infinate Aquatics brought them in they've been readily available and most are available in this size range since they've grown out. Anybody disagree?

 

[House 64]

People buy fish, because they like it, not because it's rare, bro. For example, there's no way I'm going to spend a G on a Kelberi, but Joey would in a New York minute. I'm sorry if I derail your thread

That Joey guys name is prohibited in my Threads John! Never liked that guy.....

But seriously, no worries man.... didn't derail my thread at all. I like the attention and the free bump! Now time for me to haunt your Dat for sale thread!

 

[tchizzle]

Famous323.... to answer your question (and from my experience) the Lei's are slightly less aggressive. I've had Jardini's that were aggressive at 3" and these two Lei's that I have are currently 8"-9" and seem rather passive. There are several members here that keep their Lei's in a community tank, that's not as common with a Jardini (however it can and has been done).

I do agree with John, the Lei's are not as "rare" as they once were but NOWHERE near as prevalent as the Jardini's. In my obsessive nature to visit LFS I have occasionally seen a Lei but typically always see at least 1 Jardini. I've found that Lei's are only kept and sold by "Hobbyist" such as us from these forums. Since Infinate Aquatics brought them in they've been readily available and most are available in this size range since they've grown out. Anybody disagree?

Before then, I could never find one.

 

[Dragon Hunter]

That Joey guys name is prohibited in my Threads John! Never liked that guy.....

But seriously, no worries man.... didn't derail my thread at all. I like the attention and the free bump! Now time for me to haunt your Dat for sale thread!

What happened bro Joey wouldn't help you hold up the fire hose

 

[ewok]

maybe the hose was having back pressure issues


bump for a lei!!!!

 

[tydus]

Didn't I say that? I said Lei is not as rare as last year

Lol. When I said more rare, I meant they are rarer than the jars. I didn't say they were rarer this year than last year.