The Ultimate ORINOCENSIS ID Guide
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A vendor in Germany has them. He emailed me 12 available. $49 EURO dollars each, and shipping cost $390 EURO dollars to San Fransico,CA.bOOsteN aUdI;3425875; said:
How much will that be in USD?
(49x12) + 390 = 978 eurosOmega007;3427233;3427233 said:A vendor in Germany has them. He emailed me 12 available. $49 EURO dollars each, and shipping cost $390 EURO dollars to San Fransico,CA.
978 x 1.42 (approx exchange rate) = $1,388, about $115 each
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They look really nice, but a little more than what I am willing pay. 
How about 5 dots sp. Singaporinocensis.
It looks like a xmas tree off the water but the colours faded during kodak moment.
It looks like a xmas tree off the water but the colours faded during kodak moment.
Yup, very much wild and freaking smart with all those catch and release going on! Those hybrids would follow the angler as he/she walks along the coastline casting to new water. Those are PhD pbass, I swear they can recognize the brand of hooks I used on my flies and lures! Here's the best part, they won't eat our offering, but will readily pounce on those startled little fishes hiding on the shoreline when we are walking clumsily along the shoreline. Smart eh? Wait till you come across Temensis, I suspect that they could damn well rule the world and make us their slaves if they have hands and legs.
Mono, they just hit anything that moves fast enough... my kind of bass after a hard day work! Yes I fish for them almost daily....
Mono, they just hit anything that moves fast enough... my kind of bass after a hard day work! Yes I fish for them almost daily....
