Is this a good buy?

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russll_13

russll_13

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Hi!

I have a nice colection of super red african peacocks that are now released for sale. These fish are also known for ruby reds.

All fishes are males.

They are around 4 inches and looking gorgeus.

Photos are of the actual fish that are for sale.

Rare fish. Unique and exclusive addition to your aquarium

Let the pictures speak for themselves and this Very special strain of fish as you
do not find these ones out there.

Price is per fish and you will not be disappointed!
Thank you.

So i am thinking of buying these guys he wont sell any females because he is mass breeding them. Other than that i think they are a great deal. What do you think?
 
What species are they supposed to be and how much does he want for them?
 
They are neat looking fish, but thats all I can tell ya.
 
Anyone got any idea how much its worth?
 
Man the colors on them are amazing make me want to set up a tank and get some wow just amazing color
 
russll_13;3606344; said:
he says they are
Aulonocara blood red rubecens african peacock cichlid

and he wants 75$ each heres the link http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/for/1450556215.html

also i accidentally posted one in SA/CA cichlids can some one delete that for me?

thanks Russell.
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IMO, that is WAY too pricey. I would pay more than $25 each, especially if you are only getting males. You can find them a lot cheaper, even with shipping.
 
Pharaoh;3606408; said:
IMO, that is WAY too pricey. I would pay more than $25 each, especially if you are only getting males. You can find them a lot cheaper, even with shipping.
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he is right 75 buck that guy is crazy i bet if you email him his is goin to say there rare
 
hmm good to know. they look really nice and are really rare to find in toronto. i think he is keeping all the females to mass breed them.
 
Keep in mind that these are line-bred/hybrid fish. They are not a true species.
 
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