Torquatus Silver Dollar?
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Interesting,I wonder what is up with the huge difference in price between the two sources then?
Can someone explain why these and blackberry silver dollars like:
https://m.liveaquaria.com/divers-den/product/422055/blackberry-red-hook-silver-dollar-group-of-3
Are so pricy? I did a little bit of research and I guess they are rare, but why? Is there an export prohibition, are those strains just rare genetically, are they hard to keep, hard or impossible to breed?
https://m.liveaquaria.com/divers-den/product/422055/blackberry-red-hook-silver-dollar-group-of-3
Are so pricy? I did a little bit of research and I guess they are rare, but why? Is there an export prohibition, are those strains just rare genetically, are they hard to keep, hard or impossible to breed?
I dont have those answers but I sure wouldn't mind a few blackberry silvers and I'm not taking out a car loan to get them lol.
The blackberry silver dollars are hybrids.. they don't exist in the wild. The exact cross has been a closely guarded secret
. The breeders control the prices.The apistogramma rubrolineata they have now is peaking my interest. https://m.liveaquaria.com/divers-den/product/428695/apistogramma-rubrolineata-cichlid
Widebar x redhookThe blackberry silver dollars are hybrids.. they don't exist in the wild. The exact cross has been a closely guarded secret
No unfortunately, but if you look at them you can see the traits from both species
