go go go, dabola is here~~~~~~~~~
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His dabola should be wild caught unless you can show me a captive breed dabola.Hao;3066120; said:
I thought since China fish importing laws is not heavily regulated I figure it would be cheaper and easier for you to get bichirs. I didn't know bichir cost a lot of money in China. Your bichirs are very nice.atim;3066073; said:no.no.no,,,,,,,collect those polys isn't a small case in China ,i cost a lot of money and time to do it,because that all of the polys are come from the Africa
very nice! how many dabola's do you have?
FishGoneWild: because of Toyin, US is actually the 2nd best country to be in if you're into bichirs, after Japan. Not including Japan, US has the widest/most complete selection of wild bichir species/variants, and they are available in the US a lot sooner than any other countries, and we have some of the best prices too. So when it comes to bichirs, i'm extremely glad i'm in the US....the only hobbyists i would envy are those from Japan but then again bichirs can cost a lot over there.FishGoneWild;3065716; said:He lives in China so he can pretty much get any fish he wants and we can't.
Hi,infbule,i know you are an experienced player about the polys,can you tell me about how to classify kolonton and koliba ,and is it really kolonton in my tank ,i'm not sure about it ,because of the kolonton is the first time input in China
Infblue;3066535; said:
I'm also glad that I'm close to the US, lol Canada EH! Shipping them here is a lot cheaper than ordering bichirs from Japan which is too much of a hassle and a lot more expensive. Only if Toyin can get those Turkana senegal and turkana bichir bichir.
