"HOLY GRAIL" FISH!

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OMG PLATINUM CLOWN KNIFE! Just found this pic from a very old thread on here! I want one SO bad! Wonder what it would look like grown up!


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For cichlids I guess its Cichlasoma Ornatum
 
For parachromis keepers I'd say a bull dovii is what I consider holy grail

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Seems like anything platinum is the "Holy Grail" Its funny how peoples preferences differ. I think the Festea with Bars are so much more beautiful it makes the colors pop. For me its the Jags with the colors I see on some of the youtube videos. I think they are Honduran.
 
Seems like anything platinum is the "Holy Grail".
LOL,agreed and the prices for some of those fish are out of the stratosphere...Two of my "grails" are Lithodoras dorsalis and Siniperca chuatsi....in normal coloration.
 
cold water fish in the middle of nowhere! :D

Taimen in Mongolia and Korea Brook Perch :D

Currently working with a supplier to try to bring in some taimens into Canada :D
 
Funny I had breeder managuense back in the 80s that would produce about half dozen gold morphs (no black markings) per spawn, and used the golds as feeders.
Here's xCichlasoma ornatum, it's been available from a number of vendors lately
Got mine from Wet Spot last spring

Not quite sure why bar less festae are important, my female seems to go back n forth at will.


And here where I live, at times, at local aquarium auctions, dovii go for a buck a bag.
I bought a bag of 6 fry for $1 because there had been so bags, they had a hard time giving them away.
LFSs usually sell them for about $10-$15

My holy grail would be Nandopsis ramsdeni, Heterochromis multidens, and/or Iranocichla hormuzensus. Last I saw any of each on vendor lists, they were around $300 each, but because I prefer to buy groups of 6 or more, the price took me out of contention.
 
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