i wounder i forgot to ask and i didn't see it so i figured it was gone
how much would a real armatus cost arn't they in the $100s
how much would a real armatus cost arn't they in the $100s
Armatus Identification thread
- Thread starter rumblesushi
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killerfish;1283493; said:
u better get us a pic! u dont want to pass up an armatus for 75 bucks. they go for around 200 lately.
holy crap thats a steal then i don't know if i'll be going down there for a while but if i do i'll try to bring my camera
someone in colorado should really check this out even if the payara in question is gone theres others and $75 for a tat is pretty good right
also mike ships so mabye someone could order one from him mabye tell him you like gold and red fins
someone in colorado should really check this out even if the payara in question is gone theres others and $75 for a tat is pretty good right
also mike ships so mabye someone could order one from him mabye tell him you like gold and red fins
pics are def helpful...
u never know, i got one of mine for 45 bucks. it was mixed in with a batch of scombs. it is best to get a good pic and post it for an positive ID.
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most people say that they only come from columbia and venezuela, but according to my friends who've fished Peru and Brazil, they're found in both those countries, also on some fishing websites, they're listed there as well, as scombroides, i've downloaded some pictures from the net. and those with red tails, they look like armatus, but bright red tails, are they tats.? ...
