lets see you convert a full salt bumblebee to full freshwater. Maybe youll realize its not so easy after all. 
Epinephelus lanceolatus - Were U At ?
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redtailfool said:lets see you convert a full salt bumblebee to full freshwater. Maybe youll realize its not so easy after all.
No problem, as long as it is young. It will take time, but obviously as you can see it is possible. If you don't think what I am saying is true, then show me a picture of a adult, or even sub adult, Lancelotus in full freshwater...... I didn't think so.
Jay, I respect your opinion and see your points.
Can you by them for a hell lot less as a Saltwater Fish - YES
Is it a quick money scam - Maybe
Will it live a short life in Freshwater - We'll see
A Saltwater one can be converted to fresh - Good luck
Did I throw away money buying these - If you can afford it why not ?
I'm the kind of hobbyist who likes to try new things. Last thing I want this thread to turn into is a pissing contest. I would just like to see others groupers and compare notes.
This is a fish that's obviously not for everyone. Let's get back to the topic
Can you by them for a hell lot less as a Saltwater Fish - YES
Is it a quick money scam - Maybe
Will it live a short life in Freshwater - We'll see
A Saltwater one can be converted to fresh - Good luck
Did I throw away money buying these - If you can afford it why not ?
I'm the kind of hobbyist who likes to try new things. Last thing I want this thread to turn into is a pissing contest. I would just like to see others groupers and compare notes.
This is a fish that's obviously not for everyone. Let's get back to the topic
I saw one at the LFS today for $40. 5 inches. Damn, the price difference between a full saltwater vs a full freshwater ($450 quote that ultimatejay mentioned earlier) of the same fish is crazy.
R1_Ridah, keep us updated on the development of your fish. Its a beautiful fish! definetly a "monster fish!"
R1_Ridah, keep us updated on the development of your fish. Its a beautiful fish! definetly a "monster fish!"
carcinoma said:I saw one at the LFS today for $40. 5 inches. Damn, the price difference between a full saltwater vs a full freshwater ($450 quote that ultimatejay mentioned earlier) of the same fish is crazy.
R1_Ridah, keep us updated on the development of your fish. Its a beautiful fish! definetly a "monster fish!"
Just sent you a pm before I saw your post! ....LOL
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wasn't there a site a couple years ago selling saltwater fish that could live in fresh? i rember seeing the ad but dont know the site
