Anyone know where I can get one of these?
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I don't know if riverwonders.com is reliable. I bought some live rock. First, they arrived dry in used cardboard boxes in the cold weather. I guess all live rock has become dead. Second, it took quite a while and I called and sent emails but no reply. The rock did, however, arrive. Third, it seems that they are just rubbles bound together by some cement. Very little coraline. Fourth, I was surprised that Tonga Rock was much heavier than Fiji, which did not make a lot of sense. Fifth, I sent them email and they claimed that the rock was natural but no longer available (in the web, continue to advertise).
MAYBE SO - they are a deeper red, not quite as Brilliant as TAPAJOS -
just my opinion - - - BOTH can be the Reddest of the RED Pikes,
just different - both spectacular!!!!!
just my opinion - - - BOTH can be the Reddest of the RED Pikes,
just different - both spectacular!!!!!
Here you go. 2 males and 3 females. $350 for the group. Not a bad price. I should probably just grab them for myself...
http://www.aquabid.com/cgi-bin/auction/auction.cgi?fwcichlids&1263604030
http://www.aquabid.com/cgi-bin/auction/auction.cgi?fwcichlids&1263604030
I just checked out that aquabid link and $350 for 5 tapajos is a really great price. I just got some blue 33's and some more Atabapo II so I don't have the money at the moment but if I could scrabble up some money in the next few days I might get them for myself.
I am looking at this group as well. They will be a nice addition to my growing pike family. I already have five cobras though, so not sure how much more red I can stand 
Mtn Pike are you sure yours are Cobra Pikes I am not a Pike specialist at all but they look a lot like orange pikes. Just wondering because I almost bought some cobra thinking they would turn out solid red similar to Tapajos I.
