Any interest in small Datnoides microlepis?

[DarmalisDragonfish]

We can get some from our supplier, not sure of price yet, but wanted to see if there was any interest?

Thanks,

Darmalis Dragonfish

www.darmalisdragonfish.com

 

[jonahonah]

how small would they be? thinking of getting a few, what would it cost to get them to canada

 

[milkman407]

I'd buy a few

 

[xxblwn408]

Hell ya, i want some

 

[milkman407]

Correction, I'd buy 10 no problem depending on size and price.

 

[shookONES]

These are thin bars, right?

 

[Jesse]

These are thin bars, right?

Datnioides microlepis = Indonesian datnoids
Datnioides undecimradiatus = thinbar datnoids
Datnioides pulcher = widebar datnoids

Note that D. pulcher and D. undecimradiatus weren't described until the 1990s, so some wholesalers may still use the old taxonomy, in which all of the so called "gold" datnoids were considered D. microlepis. I'm not sure what species Darmali's Dragonfish is offering.

(I left Datnioides campbelli (New Guinea datnoid) and Datnioides quadrifasciatus/polota (silver datnoid) out because they're not easily confused with the other three.)

 

[shookONES]

Any pics to compare these to "thin bars"?

 

[Crash607]

the way I see it, indo's or Datnoides Microlepis are the closest thing to Widebar's I am also interested

 

[shookONES]

I'm down for 2, maybe more depending on price and size.