I think that like Azul Peacocks or something like that would be nice to breed if you can get your hands on any.. They might cost a arm and a leg though but it would be worth it in the longrun.
breeding fish for fun and profit
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I just looked these guys up on aquabid...luckydud13;2223280; said:
:WTF: 
edit - anyone have some of these to sell me? lol
Zebra plecos are beautiful and expensive fish. so expensive that i never saw one in any of our pet store here...
give it a try...
give it a try...
i wouldnt do zebra plecs if i was you. yes they make lots of money but what if you accidently kill the whole colony. well to put it simply say bye bye to your money
Imagine telling your wife that. Hey hunny you know the $1500 we just dished out on the zebra plecs. Wife: The 1500 that we were going to use to get me a new car. You: That's the one, well they somehow sort of, Not my fault at all sort of died. Wife:................... You: I love you hunny Wife:Hate you
LOL
LOL
From that pessimistic point of view that's another story
I hope you are not an amateur fishkeeper, else, you'll truly regret buying zebra plecos!!
Breed goldfish. that's a lot more fun!!
I hope you are not an amateur fishkeeper, else, you'll truly regret buying zebra plecos!!
Breed goldfish. that's a lot more fun!!
I've had some experience but not enough that I would ever shell that kind of cash out. It's nice to dream though.
edit - Plecos in general seem very interesting. Are there any other rare and interesting looking plecos out there? I always see them being sold for a pretty penny. As I said in the original post, I considered laser cories for a while, but ultimately they are too small for me.
edit - Plecos in general seem very interesting. Are there any other rare and interesting looking plecos out there? I always see them being sold for a pretty penny. As I said in the original post, I considered laser cories for a while, but ultimately they are too small for me.
aglarond;2228053; said:
Ask around in http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=123 they can be really helpful. Some have been experimenting for years and may have some good pointers.
Dr Joe
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