Crenicichla sp. Citrus??

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Sweet!!! Hopefully someone gets them back into the hobby!! The female dorsals are amazing. Perhaps even better than notos *hides from Peanut*
 
What do you say should be the going price for a bonded pair?
 
Not a clue!! *lol* They've only been in the hobby once prior to this, and none of them were sold. Most dwarves around here retail for $17.99 singlely regardless of species. Hard to say what a bonded pair would go for, never seen a bonded dwarf pair for sell before.
 
Ok, so what's the most you would pay?
 
If they are really bolivian citrus?? Easily $200 especially if they are really bonded and not just a random pair. Those are big if's though. I'd want to pay more, and might, depending on savings at the moment. For a regani pair, probably only like $50
 
I was told that they have laid eggs, but never got to the fry stage.
 
That works for me, if bolivian citrus then ... I'd deffinately drop $200 for them, maybe even $250 ... if regani, maybe $75 if they are the Bolivian reganis ... $40-$50 for the more common types.

But then, I think I am the biggest dwarf pike nut here. *lol*
 
darth pike;3627676; said:
That works for me, if bolivian citrus then ... I'd deffinately drop $200 for them, maybe even $250 ... if regani, maybe $75 if they are the Bolivian reganis ... $40-$50 for the more common types.

But then, I think I am the biggest dwarf pike nut here. *lol*
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HAHAHA - If I could keep them alive in my liquid rock. . . you would not be the only one! Can't wait to see what these turn out to be :popcorn:
 
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