Baby Black ??

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s2convt;2473792; said:
$750 for a black aro is mad. Regardless iof its size.

Baby aros are harder to raise when they are young but easier as the grow larger. No point in investing money in a baby aro that requires alot of care to risk it dying. All blacks loose the color anyway as they grow up.
You're better off just buying a good size one perhaps 10+ and I wouldn't spend more than $150 on the fish.
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not true. they can retain quite a bit of it with proper care.
 
Austin;2476562; said:
not true. they can retain quite a bit of it with proper care.
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What? please explain your method of proper care. You got pics of this baby black aro youve raised that still retains the black and yellow?
 
kpax632;2478040; said:
i am using a 45 gallon for my black they grow to become blues you
know
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Black aros are black aros no matter what the age, whether you decide to call them blue is your choice
 
You can call them a hot pink aro as well... but a black is a black is a black aro.
I've seen baby blacks go for $12.00 range here in NY. Would have loved to get one, but I was more afraid of any conflicts between my silver and a black as they grew.
I was planning an indoor pond, but things are changing in my life and it wouldn't be fair.
 
lol, "hot pink". maybe a black hot pink hybrid is next on the list.:headbang2

anyone know if anyone has any in stock for shipping by chance while we r one the subject?
 
cubanman927;2480398; said:
lol, "hot pink". maybe a black hot pink hybrid is next on the list.:headbang2

anyone know if anyone has any in stock for shipping by chance while we r one the subject?
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nope. i doubt we'll see them from a vendor any time soon, either



....harrisburg, pa?
 
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