Usually look like either massive big spots or a pearl BD hybrid
am I color blind or is that black and white? That's the pearl bd hybrid I mentioned. I've seen a few with that style. Seen a few nice ones in person as well
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Usually look like either massive big spots or a pearl BD hybrid
am I color blind or is that black and white? That's the pearl bd hybrid I mentioned. I've seen a few with that style. Seen a few nice ones in person as well. Really look like top quality rays. Nothing you ever really see. Amazing.
Not white.... they blast the fish with super bright white light for the photos to wash it out to make it look whiter than it is... Even with all that you can tell it's brownish.
Here's another one. Yes there is a slight brown tinge but I'm sure it fades as it matures. This one to me clearly looks like it will be white. Pearlxbd hybrid
The thing with whitelight is it tends to disperse into the full spectrum and display the colors that are shown.
This is still a young fish. I would say it has a very high chance of turning brown as an adult. However it could also look white, but much higher chance to become brown imo. Also look, the ray is on a white base, being blasted with very white light. For the photo.
I will buy from
jettefrances17
pure BD here in states vs those supposed pure BD from Asia (which most are more than likely hybrids crossed with Hens and back to BD ) any day of the week.
jettefrances17
pure BD here in states vs those supposed pure BD from Asia (which most are more than likely hybrids crossed with Hens and back to BD ) any day of the week.
After all from what I have seen here in Europe all prices have dropped by a **** ton.
Pearls are cheap as **** around here, you can almost get them for free because nobody (literally) wants to buy them.
Albinos? Again, prices dropped by a lot compared to like 2-3 years ago when they were more rare - however still expensive (obviously).
BDs? Same stuff here, prices dropped. Only the very top quality of BDs still cost a lot, the "normal"/decent looking BDs have dropped a lot. You can easily get a trio (1/2) of pretty good looking BDs for as little as about $800-1000.
Hybrids? Well, with hybrids it only depends on their looks anyway and the really good ones can easily cost more than a good pure BD, but they are rare to find and lots of them look sick when pups and turn out worse than what you hoped for.
This BD male cost me about 600 bucks and he's got very, very stunning parents - I see him as high quality (although not highest).
Pearls are cheap as **** around here, you can almost get them for free because nobody (literally) wants to buy them.
Albinos? Again, prices dropped by a lot compared to like 2-3 years ago when they were more rare - however still expensive (obviously).
BDs? Same stuff here, prices dropped. Only the very top quality of BDs still cost a lot, the "normal"/decent looking BDs have dropped a lot. You can easily get a trio (1/2) of pretty good looking BDs for as little as about $800-1000.
Hybrids? Well, with hybrids it only depends on their looks anyway and the really good ones can easily cost more than a good pure BD, but they are rare to find and lots of them look sick when pups and turn out worse than what you hoped for.
This BD male cost me about 600 bucks and he's got very, very stunning parents - I see him as high quality (although not highest).
I can only speak about the prices in indonesia
- motoro is around 100 USD or less per-pair
- pearl is around 200 USD or more per-pair
- leo is around 300 USD or less per-pair
- low to mid grade BD is around 800-1,000 USD per-pair
- high grade BD is around 1000-1500 USD per pair
For hybrids, the prices vary greatly. But a high quality hybrid cost around 1000-1500 USD per pair
No one breed albinos as far as im aware of here in indonesia. so i think it is a good business for now to breed albinos. Lol
- motoro is around 100 USD or less per-pair
- pearl is around 200 USD or more per-pair
- leo is around 300 USD or less per-pair
- low to mid grade BD is around 800-1,000 USD per-pair
- high grade BD is around 1000-1500 USD per pair
For hybrids, the prices vary greatly. But a high quality hybrid cost around 1000-1500 USD per pair
No one breed albinos as far as im aware of here in indonesia. so i think it is a good business for now to breed albinos. Lol
