Most expensive/rare vs. least expensive/rare

[cichlaguapote]

no doubt fogo is at the top of the list, if you have ever heard of them you know why there at the top, next is intermedia and zullies

xingu would be before zuls for sure..

Karajo: Both would look similar at small size but the 6" mono probably has more color because it's a little larger and the orino hasn't developed alot yet because of the size difference.

 

[Danh]

I would still think the orino has more color at that size, it just hasn't developed the green by then. At that size they often have an irridescent shean to them.

 

[KaraJo]

I had a 4" that everyone told me was a mono...he was beautiful!!! really yellow and red colors in him...the same way these 7-8" ones are. My little guy died of a sudden and unexplained death a while back. ThenI posted a thread about the 4" pbass at the LFS now, and everyone said orino, so I was just going by this...

 

[Danh]

I see.

 

[mjuniorc]

tunacare AZULS defenitly... reason they are rare.... hard to find.... as far as best looking temensis.... azuls... just dull.... but i tell you if i ever got a chance to find an azul... ill take just to have it......lol

 

[unknownuza13]

Fogo is at the top of the list. It has yet to be imported into the U.S. and very few specimens reside in Japan.

I haven't heard of or seen Xingu in the US either.

 

[Scatocephalus]

I haven't heard of or seen Xingu in the US either.

I know at least three people in the US that have "sp. Xingu". I believe there is also a large pair at a public aquarium in Denver.

 

[skeevegas]

nice

 

[Bogwoodbruce]

Occellaris are at the bottom it hink that mono are a little rarer, maybe get a mono and an orino.

 

[Nate_N_Nicole]

go to florida and bring back as much as you want!!! Not rare at all, better yet there free!!